Andrey Khrzhanovskiy

Kozyavin is ordered by his boss one day to find a man named Sidorov, and is pointed in a particular direction. The employee follows the indicated direction unswervingly to find him, encountering various obstacles along the way. (imdb)

A craftsman builds a glass harmonica that enlightens him. He travels to a town where the people are obsessed with money. A bureaucrat smashes the glass harmonica which leads to chaos and eventually to social reform. (imdb)

The Film is based on S.J.Marshak's poem from the cycle "From English poetry" and represents a cheerful and witty illustration of this poem. (animator.ru)

A man decides to move out of his apartment, and into his wardrobe.

A semi-fictional account of Russian poets Josef Brodsky, who was forced into American exile in 1972. (imdb)

Boy collects butterflies & experiences a psychedelic trip while learning a lesson on morality.

The kings breakfast is incomplete without butter for his toast.

Russian animation based on Krylov's fables.

After years of loyal service in the circus Mr. Peretti, the Amadeo lion realizes he has aged, and remembers with nostalgia his earlier glory and his great past. Mr. Peretti decides to free his old friend and takes him to the banks of a river to make it pleasant the last moments of its existence. (themoviedb)

The second part of the trilogy of films based on the drawings, poems and letters of Pushkin.

On the tragic fate and the work of Estonian artist Hulot Sooster.

Anna Akhmatova's cat was so lively and active that she used to call him "a cat and a half" and add: "Don't you think he looks like Iosif?" The film (which genre its authors defines as "sketches") is devoted to life of Iosif Brodskiy before he was deported from Russia in 1972. Lyric-epic tale about a poet and his alter-ego, a cat with which they travel together through time and the fates of each other, finding reflections in the waters of their beloved and native town.

Short film based on drawings and manuscripts of Pushkin.

A cheerful grim look at the follies of the twentieth century, anchored in Gogol's proto-surrealist novella 'The Nose' and Shostakovich's opera of the same name.