Kips the Operator on a Desert Island

Kips the Operator on a Desert Island

1966 · 19 min · ★ 8.0 · Animation

Kips and the Forest Sage's helicopter breaks down in a thunderstorm, but fortunately, the distressed fall to a desert island. Kips learns which forest gifts to use for survival – some are suitable for cooking, others become material for clothes and blankets. With the disease, medicinal herbs help. He makes friends with a water spider who shows him the underwater world. When thunder breaks out again, Kips and the Forest Sage help the ants in trouble, who will not forget this good deed.

Directed by Heino Pars · Written by Georgi Štšukin

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