Surely everyone has watched this amazing cartoon - Hedgehog in the Fog, quotes about which you wouldn’t mind reading! In case you forgot, the characters in this cartoon are a hedgehog and a bear cub, quotes from which are included in this collection.
So today the Hedgehog said to the Little Bear: “It’s so good that we have each other!” The little bear nodded. “Just imagine: I’m not there, you’re sitting alone and there’s no one to talk to.” - And where are you? - I am not here, I am out. “It doesn’t happen like that,” said the Bear. “I think so too,” said the Hedgehog. - But suddenly - I’m not there at all. You are alone. Well, what are you going to do?.. - I’ll turn everything upside down, and you’ll be found! - I’m not there, I’m not anywhere!!! “Then, then... Then I’ll run out into the field,” said the Little Bear. - And I’ll shout: “Yo-yo-zhi-i-i-k!”, And you will hear and shout: “Bear-o-o-ok!..”. Here. “No,” said the Hedgehog. - I'm not there one bit. Understand? - Why are you pestering me? - Little Bear got angry. - If you are not there, then I am not there either. Got it?... The book “Hedgehog in the Fog.” Hedgehog and Teddy Bear
This is a rather strange and very, one might say, philosophical cartoon about which quotes are collected here, Hedgehog in the Fog. The horse in it was remembered by many and there are also aphorisms about it; the hedgehog in the fog could not forget about the horse. By the way, as you noticed, here are quotes not only from the cartoon “Hedgehog in the Fog” but also from the book by Sergei Kozlov.
An eagle owl looked out of the fog, as if from a window, and hooted: “Uh-huh!” U-gu-gu-gu-gu-gu!..” and disappeared into the fog. “Crazy,” thought the Hedgehog, picked up a dry stick and, feeling the fog with it, moved forward. m/f “Hedgehog in the Fog”
- Hedgehog!! Where have you been? I called and called, but you didn’t respond. I’ve already blown up the samovar on the porch and moved the wicker chair to make it easier to count the stars. I think you should come now, sit down and drink some tea with raspberry jam. You're bringing raspberry jam, right? And I inflated the samovar, and the branches... these... - Juniper. - Juniper. So that there is smoke. And... and... After all, who, besides you, will count the stars?! The little bear talked and talked, and the Hedgehog thought: “It’s still good that we’re together again.” And the Hedgehog was also thinking about the Horse: “How is she there, in the fog?..” m/f “Hedgehog in the Fog.” Hedgehog and Teddy Bear
I'm completely wet, I'll drown soon. m/f “Hedgehog in the Fog”
- I definitely will, do you hear? “I will,” said Little Bear. The hedgehog nodded. - I will definitely come to you, no matter what happens. I will always be near you. The Hedgehog looked at the Little Bear with quiet eyes and was silent. - Well, what are you silent? “I believe,” said the Hedgehog. Book "Hedgehog in the Fog". Hedgehog and Teddy Bear
- If the She-Wolf came to me and said: Hedgehog, do you want me to make you a wolf cub? - I would tell her: No! And you? “I would tell her: “Just try!” “And she would say: “Agree, Little Bear, you and I will eat horses together!” - And I would say to her: “Who will be the Little Bear?” “And she would say: “But there won’t be a Little Bear.” There will be a brown wolf cub Stomper.” - Who will be the Little Bear?! “I’m telling you,” said the Hedgehog, “there won’t be a bear cub: there will be a brown wolf cub, Stomper.” - Move away! - Bear cub barked. “Or I don’t know what I’ll do with you.” “So it’s not me, it’s the She-Wolf,” said the Hedgehog. - Doesn't matter! - said the Bear. And he cried. Book "Hedgehog in the Fog". Hedgehog and Teddy Bear
- Here you and I talk, we talk, the days fly by, and you and I keep talking. “We’re talking,” agreed the Hedgehog. “The months pass, the clouds fly, the trees are bare, and we’re all talking.” - We're talking. “And then everything will completely pass, and you and I will be the only ones left.” - If! - What will happen to us? - We can fly too. - How are the birds? - Yeah. - And where to? “To the south,” said the Hedgehog. Book "Hedgehog in the Fog". Hedgehog and Teddy Bear
“It happens that you light the stove, look at the fire and think: what a big winter it is! And suddenly you wake up at night from an incomprehensible noise. The wind, you think, is a raging blizzard, but no, the sound is not like that, but some distant, very familiar sound. What is this? And you fall asleep again. And in the morning you run out onto the porch - the forest is in the fog and not a single island of snow is visible anywhere. Where did she go, winter? Then you run off the porch and see: a puddle. A real puddle in the middle of winter. And steam comes from all the trees. What is this? And it rained at night. Big, heavy rain. And washed away the snow. And drove away the frost. And the forest became warm, as it only happens in early autumn.” This is how Little Bear thought on a quiet, warm morning in the middle of winter. Book "Hedgehog in the Fog". Teddy Bear
- Let's not fly away anywhere, Hedgehog. Let's sit on our porch forever, and in the winter - in the house, and in the spring - again on the porch, and in the summer too. “And our porch will slowly grow wings.” And one day you and I will wake up together high above the earth. “Who’s that dark guy running down there?” - you ask. - Is there another one nearby? “Yes, it’s you and me,” I’ll say. “These are our shadows,” you add. Book "Hedgehog in the Fog". Hedgehog and Teddy Bear
- When you weren’t there, were you somewhere? - Yes. - Where? “There,” said the Hedgehog and waved his paw. - Far? The hedgehog shrank and closed his eyes. Book "Hedgehog in the Fog". Hedgehog and Teddy Bear
- Do you know what I would like most? - after thinking, the Bear cub said to the Hedgehog. “I would like nothing more than for each of your needles to grow a bump.” - What would grow later? “And then you would become a real Christmas tree and live for a hundred years.” - That's good... How would you talk to me? - I would climb to the very top of the head and whisper into the crown. Book "Hedgehog in the Fog". Hedgehog and Teddy Bear
After a long separation, they sat down on the porch and, as usual, started talking. “It’s so good that you were found,” said the Bear. - I came. - Can you imagine if you weren’t there at all? - So I came. -Where have you been? “But I wasn’t there,” said the Hedgehog. Book "Hedgehog in the Fog". Hedgehog and Teddy Bear
- And here you are! - said Little Bear, waking up one day and seeing a Hedgehog on his porch. - I. - Where have you been? “I was gone for a very long time,” said the Hedgehog. - When you disappear, you need to warn your friends in advance. Book "Hedgehog in the Fog". Hedgehog and Teddy Bear
-Have you ever listened to silence, Hedgehog? - I listened. - And what? - Nothing. Quiet. “And I love it when something moves in silence.” “Give me an example,” asked the Hedgehog. “Well, for example, thunder,” said the Bear. Book "Hedgehog in the Fog". Hedgehog and Teddy Bear
You probably didn't know that...
“An eagle owl is the same as a Hedgehog, only in reverse. He’s just as simple-minded, only bad,” this is how Yuri Norshtein described the famous confrontation.
In the scene with the tree you can see the cathedral. Of course, if you look very closely.
The hedgehog falls into the Lethe River - in Greek mythology, this is the river of oblivion in the underground kingdom of the dead. To make the image even clearer, let us recall the well-known expression in Russian - “to sink into oblivion,” that is, to disappear from memory.
The film received more than 35 international and all-Union awards. The first prizes came already in 1976 at the All-Union Animated Film Festival in Frunze and at the Film Festival for Children and Youth in Tehran. In 2003, “Hedgehog in the Fog” was recognized as the best cartoon of all time according to a survey of 140 film critics and animators from different countries.
In October 2009, a parody of "Hedgehog in the Fog" was used in the episode "Spies Reminiscent of Us" of the American animated series Family Guy.
In January 2009, in Kyiv, at the intersection of Zolotovorotskaya, Reitarskaya and Georgievsky Lanes, a monument to Hedgehog was erected. The figure of the Hedgehog is made of wood; the spines are screws. He is depicted sitting with a bundle on a high stump.
One of the episodes of the modern animated series “Smeshariki” - “Hedgehog in the Nebula”, is entirely based on the already familiar “Hedgehog...”
The classic of Japanese animation Hayao Miyazaki called “Hedgehog in the Fog” among his favorite works, recognizing Norshtein as an outstanding artist. The creator of "Wallace and Gromit" Nick Park also names "The Hedgehog..." among his favorite animated films.
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“I will always be by your side.” About a hedgehog and a bear cub
Kind quotes from the work of the author of “Hedgehog in the Fog” Sergei Kozlov
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If I don’t wipe the stars every evening, the hedgehog thought, they will definitely fade...
- What are you doing here? - asked the Bear.
“I’m waiting for you to recover,” answered the Hedgehog.
- For a long time?
- All winter. When I found out that you had eaten too much snow, I immediately brought all my supplies to you...
- And all winter you sat next to me on a stool?
- Yes, I gave you a spruce decoction and applied dried grass to your stomach...
“I don’t remember,” said the Bear.
- Still would! – Hedgehog sighed. “You’ve been saying all winter that you’re a snowflake.” I was so afraid that you would melt by spring...
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It would be nice to sew a fur coat not from fur, but from nothing. So that it is a draw: neither beaver, nor sable, nor squirrel - just a fur coat.
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In the evenings, Hedgehog went to Little Bear to count the stars. They sat down on a log and, sipping tea, looked at the starry sky. It hung above the roof - right behind the chimney. To the right of the pipe were the stars of the Bear Cub, and to the left - the Hedgehog...
...every evening the Hedgehog and the Little Bear would gather either at the Hedgehog's or at the Little Bear's and talk about something. So today the Hedgehog said to the Little Bear:
- How good it is that we have each other!
The little bear nodded.
“Just imagine: I’m not there, you’re sitting alone and there’s no one to talk to.”
- And where are you?
- I am not here, I am out.
“It doesn’t happen like that,” said the Bear.
“I think so too,” said the Hedgehog. - But suddenly - I’m not there at all. You are alone. So what are you going to do?
“I’ll run, search the whole forest and find you!”
“You’ve already searched everything,” said the Hedgehog. - And I didn’t find it.
- I’ll run to the neighboring forest!
- And not there.
“I’ll turn everything upside down, and you’ll be found!”
- I am not here. Nowhere.
“Then, then... Then I’ll run out into the field,” said the Little Bear. - And I’ll shout: “E-e-e-zhi-i-i-k!”, And you will hear and shout: “Bear-o-o-k!..” Here.
“No,” said the Hedgehog. - I'm not there one bit. Understand?
- Why are you pestering me? - Little Bear got angry. - If you are not there, then I am not there either. Understood?
- I definitely will, do you hear? I definitely will! - said the Bear. The hedgehog nodded. - I will definitely come to you, no matter what happens. I will always be near you. The Hedgehog looked at the Little Bear with quiet eyes and was silent.
- Well, what are you silent?
“I believe,” said the Hedgehog.
***
We need to sew a fur coat from the clouds. And use stars instead of buttons. And where it is dark between the clouds, there will be pockets. And when I put my hooves there, I will fly, and in warm weather I will walk on the ground.
“The best thoughts come to me in my dreams,” said Little Bear. “You see: there are twelve leaves left on the birch tree.” They will never fall again. Because last night in a dream I realized that this morning they need to be sewn to a branch. And sewed it on? - asked the Hedgehog. “Of course,” said Little Bear. “With the same needle that you gave me last year.”
It's good that we're together again.
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- Everything is flowering! – Hedgehog sang as he went out onto the porch. And he took his old stool and put it in a vat of water. And when he woke up the next morning, he saw that his old stool had bloomed with sticky birch leaves.
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Let's not fly away anywhere, Hedgehog. Let's sit on our porch forever, and in the winter - in the house, and in the spring - again on the porch, and in the summer too.
I will definitely come to you, no matter what happens. I will always be near you.
***
I woke up today and realized that there is no better person in the world than you.
– Do you know what I would like most? - after thinking, the Little Bear said to the Hedgehog. “I would like most of all for each of your needles to grow a bump.” – What would grow later? “And then you would become a real Christmas tree and live for a hundred years.” - That's good... How would you talk to me? – I would climb to the very top of the head and whisper into the crown.
***
Still no dawn. “Where is he staying? - thinks Hedgehog. “He probably overslept!”
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- Hedgehog! - said Little Bear. “What will we do if we catch a cloud?”
“We won’t catch it,” said the Hedgehog. “You can’t catch clouds with dry peas!” Now, if you caught it with a dandelion...
– Can you catch a cloud with a dandelion?
- Certainly! - said the Hedgehog. - You can only catch clouds with dandelions!
***
Thirty mosquitoes ran out into the clearing and began to play their squeaky violins. The moon came out from behind the clouds and floated across the sky, smiling. “Mmm-oo!..” sighed the cow across the river. The dog howled, and forty moon hares ran along the path. Fog rose above the river, and the sad white horse drowned in it up to its chest, and now it seemed like a large white duck was swimming in the fog and, snorting, lowered its head into it.
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Do you know who you are to me? For me, you are the very best of all who are on earth!
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Owl from the paintings of Hieronymus Bosch
So, a certain creature of the subconscious named Hedgehog wanders across the field. Behind him, a real monster emerges from behind the dark silhouettes. The owl is an obvious reference to the paintings of Hieronymus Bosch, the Dutch classic of painting.
Bosch constantly depicted an owl in his paintings. Art critics believe that Bosch's owl symbolizes sinfulness, stupidity and spiritual blindness. In the following scenes, the hooligan owl literally mocks the Hedgehog, for which he contemptuously calls her “psycho.”
Quote from Tarkovsky's Solaris
A great source of inspiration for Yuri Norshtein was the work of director Andrei Tarkovsky. The cartoon repeats frame by frame the first few minutes of the film "Solaris", released in 1972 three years before "Hedgehog in the Fog". In it, actor Donatas Banionis, bristly as a hedgehog, just like the cartoon character, walks through the fog, sees a horse in it, leaves his knapsack on a stump and ends up in the river.
These works are united by a desire to explore the unconscious. The descent there is very dangerous, such a journey threatens madness. The vulnerability of a person and a hedgehog in the depths of the subconscious is intended to symbolize a fragile leaf.
Hedgehog - Chaos incarnate
From the first frames it is impossible not to pay attention to the strange appearance of the main character - the Hedgehog. It is completely different from real hedgehogs, which have spines growing from their bodies.
No, this Hedgehog is a jumble of chaotic lines, as if its shape was inspired by abstract expressionism. For the experiment, let’s replace the Hedgehog with a fragment of the work of the classic of this genre, Jackson Pollock:
Artists of this movement spontaneously express the inner world because they want to engage the subconscious. This is the meaning of such an unexpected appearance of the character.
