Ey, Ty, Tishka, Tishka!

A modern fairy tale about a computer nanny.

A girl takes care of her doll with love. But when she gets a new but prettier doll as a present, the former doll starts to feel lonely.

About careful handling of toys.

How Baba Yaga and the devils tried to interfere with the happiness of Ivan and Marya.

While searching for a bride, the hero realized that wealth is not the main thing in life.

An animated puppet film about the circus lion Kirill and the girl who helped him recover and perform at a performance for the gathered children.

Based on the story of the same name by L. Davydychev.

Based on the fairy tale by Lev Kuzmin about a magic chest that returns you to the world of childhood.

In the attic, in an old chest forgotten by everyone, old, broken, pretty shabby toys “live” - an elephant, a bear, a soldier and a doll. They have long dreamed of getting out of this chest, but to do this, someone alone must sacrifice themselves and stay, and no one wants to take on this role. They argued and shouted for a long time, but never came to an agreement.

A cartoon based on the fairy tale by S. Voronin. About the love of a luminary to a watch-ballerina, who stood on one table. The ballerina was as beautiful as a butterfly and as light as a breeze, that's how the young luminary thought about her and often told her about his love. But the flirtatious ballerina only laughed and said that she could not love him because he had no heart. And one day the ballerina became ill and dying she told the luminary that she loved him too. The master came, wound the clock, the ballerina revived and was the same old gaggle, thinking only of herself. What does she care about a poor young man in love? The main thing is that she lives and enjoys life…

The story is about how the fat and lazy boy Petka, because of the deception of the mischievous girl Susanna, ran away from home to the circus, and the kind girl Lyolishna helped his parents find him.

Musical cartoon based on the story of the Perm writer Vladimir Vorobyov “Kaprizka - the leader of the Nichevoks.” The little man Kaprizka always appears next to the kids. And when they fall asleep, he whispers all sorts of bad things in their ears - he urges them not to listen to their parents and grandparents, makes them cry, be capricious and act out. What could this behavior mean for young children and Kaprizka himself?

Potya and Potiha are newlyweds. Potya is a big eccentric, but his wife lovingly forgives him for all his stupid deeds.