Grandfather Mazai and Others

A comedy that humorously addresses the issue of a woman's role in the family. The film consists of four short stories, united by the same characters: a Man and a Woman, living in different eras.

The film is based on the drawings and manuscripts of A.S.Pushkin.

Two short stories about space

The second part of a trilogy of films based on Pushkin's drawings, poems and letters.

A bizarre cartoon based on English nursery rhymes.

Aging and family memories, grandfather, son and grandson.

If you throw a stone up, what happens if you throw a stone up? High, high? Far, far away? He'll probably fly off to the stars and maybe even get into the alien's head.

About the vicissitudes of love, about the fact that the images of loved ones that arise in our imagination often do not coincide with the real ones.

A boy and a girl play building sand castles. Suddenly, a bully came running, destroyed all the locks and took away the children's toys. The children couldn't resist the bully. Suddenly it starts to rain heavily with a thunderstorm, and after the rain a beautiful rainbow appears.

The straight A student and the slacker unexpectedly appear on a dangerous adventure, bonding and becoming friends along the way.

How a dwarf taught a giant to play the drum.

About a girl who chewed gum all the time.

A musical New Year's film about how aliens come to Earth in search of a Christmas tree. Funny situations related to the New Year are unfolding in Italy, Africa, Mexico, and America.

A full-length animated film based on drawings by Alexander Pushkin, which includes all three pictures of Andrey Khrzhanovsky's Pushkin trilogy: "I Am Flying to You as a Memory..." (1977), "With You I Am Again..." (1980) and "Autumn" (1982).

An allegorical film about the historical rise and decline of the USSR as reflected through a chess game.

In kindergarten, children draw pictures. The teacher takes their drawings in turn and asks how the cockerel screams, the tiger roars… The children respond readily. In another drawing, the teacher shyly stops talking, asking the question: "How does the crocodile scream?" One girl suddenly answers: "Meow-meow," because, in her opinion, the crocodile swallowed her kitty in the drawing. And the fun song-game begins.