Natalia Mirzoyan

The series tells the story of the lives of the round characters in the land of "Kikoriki". Each character has his own way of looking at things, his own hobbies and a bright character. Together with the Kikoriki there is no boredom - their world is filled with bright adventures! With undisguised curiosity they are interested in everything that happens around them. Every day heroes get into unexpected situations or create them themselves.

Masha is eight years old, and she really wants her parents to take her to a fun New Year’s party. But instead, they send Masha off to celebrate the New Year with her grandmother.

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Bestiary is an animated collection of poems-pies by the poet Igor Melnikov. The main idea runs through all the poems: people are a bit of animals in both good and bad senses. The leitmotif of this can serve as a pie: I walk with a monster in my arms and my monsters are waiting for me at home and look out the window and breathe on the glass

An ant dreams of visiting the Taj Mahal.

Short animations from renouned authors dedicated to man-woman relationships.

Powerless against a repressive state, a young couple leaves the country – an escape that turns into a surreal nightmare

Short animation from Natalia Mirzoyan

A music video made collaboratively for the strange 1994 song by French band Les Pirez, which had become a hit at one of the main Russian domestic animation festivals.

An episode from the almanac "The Silver Age" based on a poem by Nikolai Gumilev. African exoticism is combined with sad images of modern heroes, whom nothing can please.

Everyone loves pies. Poetry is no exception. In 2003, the world's first "pie rhyme" was written, which caused a whole wave of pie-making. Thanks to the unpretentious poetic form and the fundamental denial of spelling, every fool can write a pie. As it turned out, making a cartoon on a pie is also. With pride and categorical denial of any meaning, we present the world's first animated pie almanac.

Mom tells her daughter to have a five minute break before she´s allowed to swim again. Those five minutes seem like eternity to the little girl. She´s trying to entertain herself by watching other beach goers who spend their own five minutes in different ways. However, everyone is waiting for their own “swim”.

When a small boy loses his favourite toy – a small teddy bear – this draws him into the inner world of his childhood. Nonetheless, he must destroy this realm if he wants to grow up.