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Hare and Wolf

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Hare and Wolf
Also known asThỏ và Sói
GenreComedy
Adventure
Thriller
Created byVũ Kim Dũng
Written byĐinh Tiếp
Directed byĐặng Nhân Lập
ComposersTrọng Đài
Vũ Nhật Tân
Doãn Nho
Doãn Nguyên
Country of originVietnam
Original languagesVietnamese
English
No. of episodes4 (list of episodes)
Production
ProducersThanh Ngọc
Kim Ngọc
Hồ Bạch Ngọc
CinematographyLê Khôi
Running time10 minute-long episodes approx.
Production companyVietnam Animation Studio
Original release
NetworkVietnam Television
Release1992 (1992) –
2001 (2001)

Hare and Wolf (Vietnamese: Thỏ và Sói) a 1990s Vietnamese series of animated short films directed by M.A. Đặng Nhân Lập.[1]

History

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Film based on Soviet series Well, just you wait ! and some Southeast Asian folktales.

Plot

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Hare and Wolf lives in the same village. So the series follows the comical adventures of Wolf, trying to catch - and presumably eat or even sell to China - Hare. It features additional characters that usually either help the hare or interfere with the Wolf's plans.

  • Episode 01 (1992) : The head and the tails (Cái đầu cái đuôi)
  • Episode 02 (1994) : The ears and the eyes (Cái tai cái mắt)
  • Episode 03 (1995) : Travelling a day... (Đi một ngày đàng...)
  • Episode 04 (2000) : Not to care a fig (Coi trời bằng vung)

Characters

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  • The Hare, commonly called as Hare the Younger (Vietnamese: Thằng Thỏ), is portrayed as a supposedly positive hero. He is less developed than the Wolf, and most of his actions are simply reactions to the Wolf's schemes. In later episodes, the role of the Hare becomes more active and developed, and he even manages to save the Wolf on several occasions. So the Hare is often mistaken as a female due to his appearance and voice ; however, it seems the Hare is genderless. He is almost always seen wearing the same yellow T-shirt and dark blue shorts unlike the Wolf's ever-varying wardrobe.
  • The Wolf, commonly called as Wolf the Older (Vietnamese: Lão Sói), is initially portrayed as a hooligan who eagerly turns to vandalism, abuses minors, breaks laws, and is a smoker (nicotiana rustica) or sometimes drunkard. But he is absolutely henpecked husband.
  • The Crow, commonly called as Crow the Fellow (Vietnamese: Tên Quạ), is portrayed as a supposedly clown and even philosopher. He always perch on the tree branch to observe and conclude Wolf's behaviors.

Besides as Wolf's wife, Bear the Blacksmith, Fox the Playboy, Chin the Mistress, Cock the Innkeeper and Pup the Police.

Production

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Culture

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Episode 2 was produced by Ministry of Culture and Information's order to encourage a two-child policy.

See also

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