Aleksandr Tatarskiy Movies

Animated TV magazine for schoolchildren, including the cartoons "A Box with Pencils", "Have You Seen a Hare?" and "Rubik's Cube - clowning".

A mysterious knock in an instant destroys the usual life that four lonely, calm people lead.

A comic film about traditional Caucasian hospitality.

A poetic view of Russian animation and of cultural and social transformations Russian society has been gone through. It is about multi faceted and...

Southwestern Sahara. The North Hotel, where Karbofos is hiding. He waits impatiently for a phone call, gets furious at the conditions of the hotel...

This animated short focuses on the lives of three eccentric people living on a farm in the Russian countryside. Told in a non-linear, stream of...

The first, "underground" film by Tatarsky and Kovalev based on G. Borodin.

Russian puppet cartoon 2007, created at the studio "Pilot". Director Elena Chernova created it based on a Tatar folk tale. A similar story is found...

The boss and a colleague go hunting, decide to hunt and have breakfast at the same time, having come up with an original way to do this.

A parody version of the famous book by Charles Darwin. For adults.

The blacksmith Vakula is going to propose to the beautiful but vain Oksana. Since it is the night before Christmas, the devil is free to roam around...

Two babies are in dire need of pacification.

Claymation based on the Hutsul folk tale, which tells the story of how troubles settled in the house of good landlords Petro and Marichka.

How to get warm while camping

"Good Night, Little Ones!" is a Russian-language children's show created by Alexander Tatarsky & Eduard Uspensky that was first aired in 1964. This...

Cheerful screensaver-song for the program "Alarm Clock", where the main characters are the Cockerel and the Alarm Clock.

Popular at the end of the Soviet Union and Russia's transformation to a new era was a sort of escapism into surreal animation like this one.

The brothers woke up in the morning in the city of Berdichev and began to prepare breakfast, without looking up from their usual business and...

The comic vicissitudes of a parachute jump.

An adaptation of the story by Seuss, of an elephant who could hear the voices of little people even when nobody else could.