More than one generation grew up on Soviet short animated films with kind plots and cautionary stories. Until now, viewers associate old animation with warm memories and traditional values, evoking pleasant nostalgia.
The list contains the most popular cartoons, which will help you share a piece of your own childhood with your child.
Winnie the Pooh
- Rating IMDB – 8.2
- Genre: Animation, children’s, short film
- Production USSR / 1969
- Directed by Fedor Khitruk
- Cast: Evgeny Leonov, Iya Savvina, Vladimir Osenev
The funny Winnie the Bear lives in the woods with other wonderful creatures. In all his travels, Pooh is accompanied by the timid Piglet, and the door of the house of the House Rabbit is always open for guests.
If you need wise advice, you must turn to the all-knowing Owl, and the sad donkey Eeyore makes you think about the meaning of life. The tandem of diverse characters creates the perfect foundation for amazing adventures, in which the friends get involved with enviable regularity.
When selecting actors to voice Winnie-the-Pooh and Piglet, they tried many options, but none of the candidates were suitable. The idea of the sound engineer, who suggested speeding up the voices of the main characters by rewinding the tape, saved us from total failure.
Once upon a time there was a dog
- Rating IMDB – 8.4
- Genre: Animation, comedy, short film, family
- Production USSR / 1982
- Directed by Edward Nazarov
- Cast: Georgy Burkov, Armen Dzhigarkhanyan, Eduard Nazarov
The dog had served his owners’ family faithfully all his life, unaware of any possible betrayal. Over the years, the four-legged friend lost his hearing, strength and skill, and in his old age he was completely helpless. People did not want to feed the useless pet for nothing, so they threw the dog out into the woods.
Among the trees and snowdrifts, the wanderer meets his sworn enemy, the ravenous wolf, who feels sympathy for his former foe. The new-found friends devise the perfect plan to help the dog return home with honor.
The animators first created the wolf, and then Armen Dzhigarkhanyan started the voiceover. During the audition, it turned out that the voice of the actor did not suit the character, and the forest dweller had to be redrawn.
The cartoon is based on the Ukrainian folk tale Serko.
Three from Prostokvashino
- Rating IMDB – 8.1
- Genre: Animation, children’s, short film
- USSR production / 1978
- Director by Vladimir Popov
- Cast: Maria Vinogradova, Oleg Tabakov, Lev Durov, Boris Novikov, German Kachin, Valentina Talyzina
An ordinary boy with a strange nickname Uncle Fyodor dreams of having a pet, but his parents are against animals. While his father can still be persuaded to get a shaggy and tailed friend, his mother voices a categorical taboo.
When a child brings a stray cat into the apartment, the adults point to the fluffy guest at the door. Uncle Fyodor does not want to part with his dream, so he goes to the village, where he can live with his four-legged friends away from the silly prohibitions.
The idea for the village of Prostokvashino and its inhabitants came to Eduard Uspensky while working at a pioneer camp. The writer wanted to give Matroskin the surname Taraskin in honor of his best friend, but the friend refused, which he regretted very much later.
Return of the Prodigal Parrot
- Rating IMDB – 7.6
- Genre: Animation, comedy, children
- Production USSR / 1984
- Directed by Valentin Karavaev, Aleksandr Davydov
- Cast: Gennady Khazanov, Margarita Korabelnikova, Zinaida Naryshkina, Vyacheslav Innocent, Natalia Chenchik, Valentin Karavaev, German Kachin
The wayward parrot Kesha lives in a comfortable multiroom apartment with a boy named Vovka, whom he considers his good buddy. The bird does not accept instructions and compromises, so the owner can never agree with him.
Kesha’s hot temper leads to frequent conflicts and quarrels, due to which the parrot goes in search of independence. However, each new journey turns into a dangerous wandering, and then invariably ends up in the return home, where the pet is loved and appreciated.
The economic crisis of the 1990s forced the director to postpone the release of the fourth part of the cartoon for a long time, although the script was ready. There were talks with German colleagues to create an animated series and premiere it abroad, but the project never saw the light of day.
The Adventures of Leopold the Cat
- Rating IMDB – 7.4
- Genre: Cartoon, children’s
- USSR production / 1975
- Directed by Anatoly Reznikov
- Cast: Alexander Kalyagin, Gennady Khazanov, Andrey Mironov
Leopold, an intelligent red cat, lives in a cozy house not far from the atelier and the cafe. He never raises his voice and tries to solve any conflicts peacefully. However, the cheeky mice take his opponent’s politeness as a weakness, so they pester the good-natured guy every day.
Life optimism does not allow the cat to get angry or hold a grudge for a long time, and the rodents do not leave him alone. Small hooligans regularly arrange mischief and traps for Leopold, but they themselves get into trouble.
In 1985, the author’s group received the State Prize of the Soviet Union for the cartoon.
Elusive Funtik
- Rating IMDB – 7.5
- Genre: Animation, children’s, short film
- USSR production / 1986
- Directed by Anatoly Solin
- Cast: Armen Dzhigarkhanyan, Irina Muravyova, Olga Aroseva, Yuri Volyntsev, Spartak Mishulin, Zoya Pylnova, Anatoly Barantsev
The evil Mrs. Belladonna owns a toy store, but the greedy businesswoman does not make enough profit from regular sales. The mistress forces the little piglet Funtik to cheat random passers-by out of money in order to increase her income. Every day the kid tells a sad story on the street about a broken house, and the stricken people throw coins into his hat.
One day, Funky’s conscience so tortured him that he ran away from his mistress with a traveling circus. The performers gladly accept the piglet into their ranks, but the treacherous Belladonna sends detectives in pursuit.
The cartoon is based on the play The Fourth Pig.
Alice in Wonderland
- Rating IMDB – 7.6
- Genre: Animation, children’s, short film, fantasy, family
- USSR production / 1981
- Directed by Efrem Pruzhansky
- Cast: Marina Neyolova, Georgy Kishko, Vyacheslav Nevinny, Evgeny Paperny, Rostislav Plyatt, Alexander Shirvindt, Tatyana Vasilyeva, Rina Zelenaya, Alexander Burmistrov, Malvina Shvidler
Alice is reading a book on the banks of the Thames, and then suddenly notices a white rabbit in a hurry. The curious girl runs after the animal and accidentally falls down an underground hole. The fall lasts so long that the young traveler has time to think over her rash act, but decides not to return home until she has followed the rabbit to the end.
Landing in a strange room with many different doors, Alice opens one of them – and finds herself in a magical land where real miracles happen.
The animated film is based on the fairy tale of the same name by Lewis Carroll, although the story is missing quite a few scenes and characters from the book.
Last year’s snow was falling
- Rating IMDB – 8.3
- Genre: Animation, fantasy, short, drama, comedy, family
- Production USSR / 1983
- Directed by Alexander Tatarsky
- Cast: Stanislav Sadalsky
A simple-minded man likes to be lazy and look for easy ways in life, because of which he constantly gets into bad situations. The foolish husband is controlled by his authoritative and strict wife, who sends her husband to the woods on New Year’s Eve.
Simple task to find the Christmas tree turns into a drawn-out quest with fabulous characters and surreal events. Confused in the incredible wonders, the man returns home empty-handed, but the harsh wife commands to get the pine beauty at any cost.
Since its premiere in 1983, the cartoon has been broadcast annually before the New Year.
Magic Ring
- Rating IMDB – 8.1
- Genre: Animation, children’s, short film
- USSR production / 1979
- Director by Leonid Nosyrev
- Cast: Evgeny Leonov, Yuri Volintsev, Anatoly Barantsev, Maria Vinogradova, Kira Smirnova, Tatyana Vasilyeva, Klara Rumyanova, Boris Novikov, Anna Kamenkova
Vanya, a kind boy, gives up his last clothes to save the poor animals, unaware of the pleasant consequences of a good deed. A dog, a cat and a snake, which turns out to be the daughter of the king, are waiting for him at home.
For her miraculous rescue, the heiress of the royal family gives Vanya a magic ring, capable of fulfilling any wish. The hungry boy wishes for lots of different food and beautiful clothes, and then he thinks of higher values. The young man decides to marry the princess, but even for the magic ring this becomes a difficult task.
The cartoon is based on the folk tale of the same name.
Flying ship
- Rating IMDB – 7.9
- Genre: Animation, children’s, short film, musical, family, fantasy
- USSR production / 1979
- Directed by Harry Bardin
- Cast: Garry Bardin, Mikhail Boyarsky, Anatoly Papanov, Rogvold Sukhoverko, Tatyana Shabelnikova
The tsar intends to marry off his only daughter Zabava to the wealthy boyar Polkan in order to provide the heiress with a decent family life. Her father is convinced that the girl will not need anything beside a rich husband, but the beauty refuses to tie her fate to an unloved man.
Zabava prefers not the evil and ugly Polkan but the kind and cheerful chimney sweep Vanya. The lovers come up with a plan to escape from the palace and disrupt the upcoming wedding, and to implement the idea they need to build a flying ship.
This fairy tale musical is based on a Russian folk tale.
Well, Just You Wait!
- Rating IMDB – 8.6
- Genre: Animation, comedy, adventure, children’s
- Production USSR / 1969
- Directed by Vyacheslav Kotyonochkin, Vladimir Tarasov, Alexei Kotyonochkin
- Cast: Clara Rumyanova, Anatoly Papanov, Gennady Khazanov, Vladimir Soshalsky, Igor Khristenko, Olga Zvereva
The curious Hare is interested in everything from theater and sports to outdoor activities and social achievements. There is only one goal for the cunning Wolf: to catch the nimble animal, which always manages to escape from the clutches of the predator.
In each episode Gray tries to trap the Hare, but the clever adversary is one step ahead. The chase continues in the city park and the museum, at the stadium and the beach, where the Wolf gets into ridiculous situations due to chronic bad luck.
Vladimir Vysotsky was supposed to voice the wolf, but the management did not approve the choice of the director.
The team worked on one series of 10 minutes duration for nine months.
Bag of apples
- Rating IMDB – 7.9
- Genre: Animation, children’s, short film
- USSR production / 1974
- Director by Vitold Bordzilovsky
- Cast: Georgy Vitsin, Anatoly Papanov, Boris Vladimirov, Boris Andreev, Gottlieb Roninson, Boris Runge, Tamara Dmitrieva, Klara Rumyanova, Lidia Kataeva
The good-natured Hare goes to the woods to find food for his large and friendly family. His wife, four sons, and a little daughter are waiting for him at home, but there is nothing edible in the glades.
On the other side of the river, the head of the family notices an apple tree and rafts up to it. Having gathered a sack full of succulent fruits, the Hare goes back, but on the way he meets the same hungry animals. The generous hare shares the apples with all the starving animals, and his kindness returns as an unexpected gift.
Many phrases from the animated film have become winged.
Mama for Mammoth Baby
- Rating IMDB – 7.8
- Genre: Animation, children’s, short film
- USSR production / 1981
- Director by Oleg Churkin
- Cast: Zinovy Gerdt, Zinaida Naryshkina, Clara Rumyanova, Grigory Tolchinsky, Rina Zelyonaya
Huge mammoths became extinct centuries ago, but one of them escaped the sad fate. The baby fell asleep in the permafrost for a long time, and gradually thawed out with the onset of warmth. The bewildered little mammoth is looking for its mother, as every child should have one, and the wise walrus comes to the baby’s aid.
The old man tells of a distant continent, where the descendants of extinct giants live. They look like mammoths, and the only difference is the lack of fur, and the baby goes on a dangerous journey on a huge ice floe.
The cartoon is based on the fairy tale by Dina Nepomnyashchaya.
Wow, a talking fish!
- Rating IMDB – 8.2
- Genre: Animation, fantasy, short, comedy, family
- Production USSR / 1983
- Directed by Robert Saakyants
- Cast: Leonid Belozorovich, Boris Plotnikov, Artem Karapetyan, Irina Kartasheva
An old man catches a fish, and the inhabitant of the underwater world asks to be set free. The man lets go of the catch, sighs in frustration, and accidentally summons the evil monster. The monster makes generous gifts and then makes a condition.
In exchange for the fabulous items, the old man must answer the giant’s questions for the next night. If the fisherman fails, the monster will destroy his entire family. The saddened old man wanders home, unaware that the good he has done in the morning is already returned.
The animated film is based on the fairy tale of the same name by Hovhannes Tumanyan.
Hedgehog in the Fog
- Rating IMDB – 8.1
- Genre: Animation, fantasy, short film, drama
- USSR production / 1975
- Directed by Yuri Norstein
- Cast: Vyacheslav Nevinny, Maria Vinogradova, Alexei Batalov
One of the best short animated films of the Soviet era tells the story of the touching friendship between Hedgehog and Little Bear. The buddies often gather in the evenings to drink fragrant tea with raspberry jam and admire the stars. The Bear has already set up the samovar, and the Hedgehog hurries to his comrade through the forest.
However, this time the journey will be incredibly frightening, because dangers will be waiting for the little animal at every step. The fog thickens, creating creepy images in the milk, and somewhere ahead the Hedgehog is waiting for his faithful friend.
The cartoon won prizes at international festivals in Melbourne, Chicago, Gijon, Japan and Tehran.
Plasticine Crow
- Rating IMDB – 8.1
- Genre: Animation, short film
- USSR production / 1981
- Directed by Alexander Tatarsky
- Cast: Leonid Bronevoi, Alexander Levenbuk, Lev Shimelov, Grigory Gladkov, Alyosha Pavlov
With plasticine you can create not only figures, but also fascinating stories, as proven by the creators of the three short stories.
In the first one, the authors clearly explain the difference between a portrait, a still life and a landscape. The second offers an interesting game of observation with the closing and opening of the eyes. The third story is a musical parody of Krylov’s famous fable about the cunning fox and the credulous crow.
The humorous plot will amuse not only the young audience, but also the adult audience.
The drawings of children from Kiev were used to create the cartoon. The project was Alexander Tatarsky’s first official directorial work.
Look Shrovetide!
- Rating IMDB – 7.9
- Genre: Animation, family, short film
- USSR production / 1985
- Directed by Robert Saakyants
- Cast: Yaroslav Turyleva, Marina Gavrilko, Artem Karapetyan, Yuri Leonidov
A greedy landowner collects exorbitant tribute from the peasants and one day imposes a tax on the snowfall. The poor are forced to give up their last products, but the nimble grandson wants to teach the insolent rich man a lesson.
The lad overhears a conversation between the landowner and a woman, whom he orders to guard the food until the Pancake Day arrives. The foolish companion thinks that this is the name of the man and not the name of the holiday, and the young man decides to take advantage of the fortunate situation. He introduces himself as the Pancake Girl and takes the stolen goods, but the rich man has no intention of parting with the spoils either.
The cartoon is based on the fairy tale by Hovhannes Tumanyan.
Santa Claus and Summer
- Rating IMDB – 7.4
- Genre: Animation, children’s, short film
- Production USSR / 1969
- Directed by Valentin Karavayev
- Cast: Yevgeny Vesnik, Klara Rumyanova, Yevgeny Shutov, Zinaida Naryshkina, Maria Vinogradova, Margarita Korabelnikova
On his way to the New Year’s Eve party, Father Frost accidentally finds out about the beautiful summer, when the flowers are blooming in the fields and the sun is shining in the sky. The good wizard asks the children at the matinee about the warm time of the year, and the children vied with each other to tell about the vacations.
Back in the north, Father Frost sings songs about summer, paints Christmas decorations green, and even at night he has obsessive thoughts. At the end of winter, the old man goes to town to see the elusive season in person, with no thought of the impending danger.
The script for the cartoon was written by the famous Soviet actor Vasily Livanov.
Wings, legs and tails
- Rating IMDB – 8.0
- Genre: Animation, short film, comedy
- USSR production / 1985
- Directed by Alexander Tatarsky, Igor Kovalyov
- Cast: Alexander Filippenko, Alexey Ptitsyn
In the midst of the scorching desert, there are almost no living creatures. Insects try to hide from the scorching sun by burrowing into the sand, and lizards seek shade under rocks.
The ostrich wanders sadly through the parched terrain in search of food, until it encounters a joyful vulture. The new acquaintance does not understand the reason for his sadness, for he can go where there is plenty of delicious food. It remains to teach the long-legged ostrich to fly, but theory does not want to be combined with practice.
The cartoon is based on the fairy tale of the same name by Albert Ivanov.The cartoon is based on the fairy tale of the same name by Albert Ivanov.
Crocodile Gena
- Rating IMDB – 7.8
- Genre: Animation, children’s, short film
- Production USSR / 1969
- Director by Roman Kachanov
- Cast: Vasily Livanov, Klara Rumyanova, Vladimir Rautbart, Vladimir Kenigson, Tamara Dmitrieva
Polite crocodile Gena works at the zoo, from which he returns to his empty apartment every night. Tired of being lonely, he decides to find friends – and post flyers around town. Not only do people and animals respond to the ads, but also a strange creature named Cheburashka.
Gena and his new pals are going to build a House of Friends, but the plans are thwarted by the treacherous Shapoklyak. The old woman does not get tired of teasing the company and putting sticks in the wheels, but a good attitude is able to melt the ice in the soul.
The animated film, based on the book by Eduard Uspensky, premiered on December 31, 1969.
Dog in Boots
- Rating IMDB – 7.5
- Genre: Animation, children’s, short film, musical
- USSR production / 1981
- Directed by Efim Gamburg
- Cast: Nikolai Karachentsov, Irina Muravyova, Valentin Gaft, Yuri Volintsev, Alexander Shirvindt, Evgeny Vesnik, Lev Durov, Vasily Livanov, Vsevolod Larionov, Grigory Shpigel
The journey of a young Gascon dog to Paris is full of surprising and dangerous adventures. The guest has time to fight with the Cardinal’s vicious cats, make friends with the King’s four-legged friends and fall in love with the beautiful Bologna.
The Chosen One asks the Gascon for a favor that will help save his mistress from disgrace. The queen gives precious pendants to her lover, but her husband demands to come to the palace wearing jewelry. For the sake of the good cause, the dog and his new pals travel to England, but the attentive cats do not slumber.
The animated film is a hilarious parody of The Three Musketeers.
Big Ear
- Rating IMDB – 7.3
- Genre: Animation, children’s, short film
- Production USSR / 1989
- Directed by Yuri Butyrin
- Cast: Alexander Pozharov, Zoya Pylnova, Alexander Ilyin, Lyudmila Gnilova
Little Wolfie loves to listen to the sounds of the forest and watch the stars, and one day he notices one of them falling. The little boy runs to see the glittering celestial treasure on earth and meets the alien Big Ear.
The unusual alien hears the sounds of distant space, but Wolfie’s abilities don’t extend that far. The new friends discover that everyone in this vast world is different, and that any talents can be useful to those around them.
The cartoon has been re-released several times on DVD collections.
Vovka in the Far Far Away Kingdom
- Rating IMDB – 8.0
- Genre: Animation, children’s, short film
- USSR production / 1965
- Director Boris Stepantsev
- Cast: Rina Zelyonaya, Elena Ponsova, Clara Rumyanova, Emma Treivas, Mikhail Yanshin, Lyudmila Gnilova
Soviet schoolchildren study, do useful things, and run errands to help their parents. And only lazy Vovka dreams of a carefree life, which is often depicted in fairy tales. The inhabitants of the magic world don’t work, they don’t have to do homework, and there are always faithful helpers around.
The boy’s fantasy comes true – and he finds himself in a fairy-tale kingdom. Vovka meets the Magic Oven, Vasilisa the Beautiful, the Golden Fish and even two nimble helpers, but it doesn’t turn out to be that easy.
In 2013, the main character of the cartoon was installed a monument in Novosibirsk, depicting Vovk lying on a royal throne.
Postman Snowman
- Rating IMDB – 7.4
- Genre: Animation, children’s, short film
- USSR production / 1955
- Directed by Leonid Amalrik
- Cast: Yuri Khrzhanovsky, Georgy Vitsin, Alexander Shchagin, Yulia Yulskaya, Alexei Gribov, Rostislav Plyatt, Maria Vinogradova, Larisa Bukhartseva
Before the New Year, the children compose a letter to Santa Claus, asking him to send them a fluffy Christmas tree. The children sculpt a Snowman for the improvised letter carrier to deliver the message. We must hurry so that the children get a forest beauty for the feast.
As midnight approaches, the Snowman comes to life and, in the company of a brave puppy, sets out in search of Santa Claus. But on the way he will meet many obstacles, because the forest villains also want to get holiday presents.
Vladimir Suteyev wrote the script for the cartoon, using his fairy tale The Christmas Tree as the basis.
Umka
- Rating IMDB – 7.7
- Genre: Mltfilm, children’s, short film
- Production USSR / 1969
- Directed by Vladimir Popov, Vladimir Pekar
- Cast: Margarita Korabelnikova, Clara Rumyanova, Varvara Popova
A polar bear cub learns from his mother about the existence of humans and inquires about the strange creatures. The curious cub gets a comprehensive description, but his parent warns of possible danger. Not all people are benevolent, and some of them pose a serious threat.
Soon, Umka gets to know Taike and realizes that the man in front of him is human. The boy’s nose is pink, not black, and he doesn’t smell of smoke, as his mother told him. A friendship develops between the new acquaintances, but the humans are forced to leave these lands.
The cartoon was the first part of the trilogy.
Umka in Chukchi means male polar bear.
Kitten named Woof
- Rating IMDB – 7.7
- Genre: Cartoon, children’s
- USSR production / 1976
- Directed by Lev Atamanov, Maya Miroshkina, Leonid Schwartzman
- Cast: Alexander Baranov, Vasily Livanov, Maria Vinogradova, Svetlana Kharlap, Lyudmila Gnilova, Tatyana Reshetnikova, Yuri Volyntsev
The little kitten should have been in trouble because of Gav’s unusual name, but he quickly found a faithful friend. Puppy Shariq teaches his new friend where to be afraid of thunderstorms, how to share a tasty sausage, and where to hide a flavorful cutlet.
The yard dog and the stray cat think that their friendship is wrong, since the nature of enmity between the two species. However, Gav and Shariq pay no attention to the grumbling of the adult animals, because the main adventures are ahead of them.
The animation is based on Grigory Oster’s fairy tales.
A bronze sculpture of Sausage of Friendship, based on the first series of the cartoon, was installed in Novokuznetsk.
Koloboks are investigating
- Rating IMDB – 8.0
- Genre: Animation, comedy, short film
- USSR production / 1986
- Directed by Alexander Tatarsky, Igor Kovalyov
- Cast: Leonid Bronevoy, Alexey Ptitsyn, Stanislav Fedosov, Mikhail Evdokimov
Foreigner Carbophos comes under the guise of a tourist to the town of Ensk to retrieve his elephant. The animal belonged to a smuggler, but escaped, unable to withstand the abuse. In the morning, the owners of the zoo discover the disappearance, and the experienced Koloboks detectives take up the case.
Chief and Colleague are on the trail of a dangerous smuggler who has found a way to take a rare animal abroad. The brothers detectives have little time left to save the good-natured striped elephant from a sad fate.
At the Varna Film Festival, the cartoon was awarded the Golden Kooker.
Kid and Carlson
- Rating IMDB – 8.0
- Genre: Animation, children’s, short film, comedy
- USSR production / 1968
- Director by Boris Stepantsev
- Cast: Klara Rumyanova, Vasily Livanov
Seven-year-old Babe lives in Stockholm with his brother, sister, and parents, who have a lot of trouble with his shenanigans. Despite his close-knit family, the boy suffers from loneliness and gets bored while the adults are busy doing important things.
The boy dreams of having a dog, but Mom and Dad think getting a pet is too big a responsibility for which the child is not yet ready. After another argument, the boy sits on the windowsill and is sad, but Carlson’s appearance dramatically changes his whole life.
The cartoon was the first Soviet project in which electrography was used.
On the road with clouds
- Rating IMDB – 7.3
- Genre: Animation, short film
- Production USSR / 1984
- Directed by Yuri Butyrin
- Cast: Zinaida Naryshkina, Zoya Pylnova
The cheerful Tigger is sad all day long, as clouds have covered the sky and obscured the bright sun. Monkey is not discouraged even on a cloudy day, because you can find positive moments in any situation. She invites her friend for a walk, and on the way they are joined by other animals.
There is nothing better than a little trip in the company of faithful companions, who sing songs and admire nature. No one knows how the walk will end, but the surprise is sure to be pleasant.
The cartoon is based on fairy tales by Alexander Kostinsky.
Hi! Hello!
- Rating IMDB – 7.3
- Genre: Animation, children’s, short film
- USSR production / 1980
- Directed by Yuri Butyrin
- Cast: Klara Rumyanova, Georgy Burkov, Margarita Korabelnikova
The hare is celebrating his birthday and is looking forward to the arrival of his guests. The hedgehog collects daisies for his buddy to make him happy with a fragrant and beautiful gift. The little bear decides to go beyond material surprises, so he invents a magical land of Tilimilitryamdia.
In the fairy-tale world, everyone speaks an unusual language, and it will be the most incredible gift in Bunny’s life. The way to the country lies through fluffy clouds, but without a rich imagination it is simply impossible to get there.
The animated film premiered on June 1, 1979.
