Dinozaury II

An apocalyptic vision of a forest fire.

From cowboys to cannons, diving to racing, perhaps nothing can stop this stuntman

Spilling patches of colours are arranged in the form of cowboys and horses, creating a parody of the western.

A short animation depicting the duel between a horse and a man trying to tame it.

A man is waiting for a woman at a café table. Only his hands are shown, which - to kill time - reach for napkins, conjuring from them tissue paper figures of a woman and a man.

Two shades of paint are pitted against each other in a bullfight that spills self-reflexively from the page into the animator’s studio

Polish educational cartoon about dinosaurs

A caveman and a modern man compare their qualities. The caveman is impressed with the intellect of the modern man, while the modern man is impressed with the mass and appearance of the primitive man. The filmmaker will help both of them.

Jack, an old and experienced pirate, notices a young sailor nearby. The sailor fishes out a bottle. It turns out that the bottle contains a map of a treasure island. The protagonists try to eliminate each other, but they will reach the island together.

An old cowboy is walking across the prairies. It seems that he has experienced everything. However, he will have to face his opponents a few more times - maybe it will be for real, or maybe it will take place in his mind.

Night falls over the city and neon lights are flashing. As the clock strikes midnight, a boy from the hotel neon light gives his heart to a girl from the drugstore neon light. However, it turns out that a centaur from the bar neon light is an insurmountable rival. A tragic love story is going to happen.

During the day, we could see traces of passersby and the couple of protagonists on the white and soft snow. They go to a dinner party. The evening will end tragically, but the next day begins with the milkman's footsteps, as usual.

Beautiful ships sail towards each other across the blue ocean. The admiral observes them with a spyglass. Actually, all the things take place in his mind.

A granny sings a folk song about a stubborn and disobedient goat to the goat kid. He was deservedly punished for all his antics. After hearing the story, the frisky little goat becomes polite.

A man in the library opens a catalog with the history of the 20th century. The figures from the catalog come to life and show the achievements of the age focusing on their disastrous effects.