Glass Stars

Based on Belarussian folk tale. The poor old couple finds the crane who gives them a magic craft to produce the food. But the landlord and the pope see it and want to take it from poor couple...

The cartoon tells about a girl who was sent by an evil stepmother to get tortillas and the secret of making them to her grandmother, who lives in the Lafertovo part of Moscow.

This is a philosophical parable rooted in Belarusian folklore. The plot is based on a tale about three brothers who wander the world in search of happiness and are put to the test of their spiritual strength.

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

One day, a little fox did not see the moon in the sky, with which he loved to play. No one in the forest could explain to him what happened to the moon until the new moon was born and the fairy tale came to life again.

One day, a kitten named Filya gets a new friend - a funny, good-natured wizard. Unfortunately, he had never seen mice, and when, at Fily's request, he tried to create them, things in the apartment came to life and caused a real mess. The brave kitten, not afraid of the rebellious things, pacifies them and rejoices in his victory together with his friend.

Adaptation of a 16th-century poem about the Polish/Lithuanian/Belarusian lands, their hunting of the bison, and their battles against the Ottoman-supported Tatars and Teutonic Knights.

A cartoon about a funny clown who drove away an evil old woman named Boredom from the city by putting on a funny show for children. In one town lived Boredom, an evil old woman who did not allow children to play and have fun. But one day a funny, amusing clown came to visit the kids. At the funny circus show put on by the clown for the children, joy and laughter reigned. And Boredom had to run away from the city.

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