Pilipka

Two Christmas-themed stories: about the night of Christ's birth, and about a good deed that is remembered many decades later. Adapted from texts by Sasha Chyornyy and Archpriest Dimitriy Gavrilovich Bulgakovskiy.

Based on the fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen.

The story of a little boy who sets out in search of his father, long gone to an endless war. The boy discovers an entire army preparing for another deadly battle. How can he remind the stern knights of their family and loved ones, of a peaceful life and the home they left behind? The amazing gusli comes to the rescue.

Full of fantasy and humor, an extraordinary story that happened on the eve of the New Year. Going to the city for shopping at the New Year's table, the Kid and Daddy find themselves in a mysterious magic shop, where the play of imagination comes true, changing the real world and making you believe in a fairy tale.

Christmas Eve. It's the time when the incredible happens, and dreams come true. A boy's broken jar of sour cream becomes the reason for a real celebration, which he and his kind mother throw for homeless kittens.

An animated film based on Belarusian folklore. It's a humorous story about a husband and wife who, because they were dissatisfied with each other, decided to swap responsibilities. This change soon plunged their household into chaos.

An animated film based on the Russian folk tale "Teremok" (Little Teremok) tells the story of a little mouse who stumbled upon an old mitten in the forest, turned it into a clean, cozy house, and began to live there happily until some uninvited and unceremonious guests arrived: a frog, a running hare, a little fox, and a little wolf. They settled in, more or less, until a bear came and destroyed the house.

Five stories about monuments, sculptural groups, and memorial complexes dedicated to important historical events that took place in Belarus during the Great Patriotic War.

From this story, young viewers will learn why larks are the first to welcome the arrival of spring and where they get such ringing, cheerful songs.

About how grandfather Yegor, telling fairy tales, captivates children playing on the street and brings them to school on time.

Little boy Janka became seriously ill and huddled deep within his bed. He would like to see the Sun, but autumn has chased away the good weather, cold rainy day was outside behind the window. Janka's sister, Alenka, is going to help little brother and goes to look for the Sun.

The restless brownies Bakunya and Charusha are preparing to become real brownies and settle in people's homes to help them with their daily lives. But before this happens, their grandfather gives the brownies a magic book that the grandchildren must study—"The ABCs of Dangers." Thanks to the magic book, Bakunya and Charusha set out to search for dangers lurking in the house, recognize them, and warn young viewers about them.

Winter. The brownies Bakunya and Charusha are sledding. During one of their wild rides down a hill, the sled breaks. Bakunya and Charusha go to the shed to get tools, but they don't notice how the evil Dirty Woman and her obedient spider servants are watching them. Dirty Woman is bored with her dirty house, and she decides to steal the brownies so that they can serve her and tell her stories.

A fairy tale about how the little hunter Nikita and the puppy Bobik helped Zubrenok find his mother.

Late at night, the main stage of the old theatre welcomes the Spirit of Theatre, who is keen on keeping ancient traditions alive.