The Dispute About Grapes

How animals re-educated a lazy fox.

Robert, a 13-year-old German boy, sets out to try and find his father, who's in Turkmenistan. On his arrival there he meets up with a local boy who agrees to help him, but they are abandoned by their adult guides and must fend for themselves.

An escaped prisoner, breaking the laws of hospitality, kills the dog of a boy whose grandfather gave him shelter. He placed a sharp piece of metal in a piece of meat. The police arrived and shot the dog. The boy grew into a small, pitiful, absurd, side-eyed man, who froze his genital organs while rescuing a dog, unable to have children, which his wife complains about very much. He works as a driver. While transporting a white piano from the collective farm to the club, he turns off the road so as not to run over the sheep, and the car falls into the river. A white puppy follows him everywhere and creepy and funny stories constantly happen. But he lives his dreams, writes poetry, his only friends are dogs - he gets kicked out of work, his wife leaves him. The real trouble comes - war.

How animal friends taught a poacher a lesson.

The ant was too lazy to find a suitable log for the bridge, which almost caused him to drown.

Based on the fairy tale by Keria Kurbannepesov "Kongurja's Tale"

How brave little Ashirka met a jackal calf.

About a girl named Gülcahan, who was exiled to the desert by Padishah Shirvanadil for her impudent speeches. But Gülcahan's kindness made her the mistress of the city of justice and happiness, where the best craftsmen who fled from the Padishah of Shirvanadil gathered.

A story about a boy named Murad, who is always capricious and doesn't listen to what he is told. However, a magical adventure leads him to understand the importance of kindness, patience, and mutual help.

The story is about how Yartygulak (a Turkmen tom thumb) taught two arrogant lazy parasites a lesson.

How a baby ant turned into a kind donkey.

This story is about a little red foal who was recently born, and he is yet to become man's first friend and helper. And, as it turns out, for this it is not at all necessary to be the strongest, nor the fastest, nor the most dexterous. The main thing is to be kind, and then for your best friend you will always be the best.