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Based on the fairytales of the North Russia.
The story is about a little deer who wants to be brave and an older deer who says "Bud'!".
Yanko and Olesya are looking for the Wind, on which their harvest depends.
Lumberjack with his wife and five sons go to the forest. While parents and older brothers are busy collecting firewood, the two younger ones go to pick mushrooms, which, running away, bring the children to their leader, who suggests picking nuts instead of mushrooms. Lost in the forest due to a thunderstorm, the children find someone's house and ask for the night.
Based on writer Wilhelm Hauff's story "The Adventures of Little Muck".