Sergey Merinov

A series of cartoons about different regions, cities and nationalities of Russia.

"From the Private Life of the Pilot Brothers" is a Russian animated series based on the Soviet cartoon "Koloboki Are Investigating," and in some ways even serving as its sequel. A total of six short films were produced at Pilot Studios from 1995 to 1996, directed by Aleksandr Tatarskiy.

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A fantasy in cartoon on the music of the Cumparsita de Gerardo Rodriguez matos (in an arrangement of A. Serebrennikov). The musicians begin to play the famous tango on whose music begin to dance the most unlikely characters.

Three fairy tales of three different peoples living in Russia. In the first – a story about why a hare has two teeth sticking out in front, in the second – why his tail is short, and about long ears it will become clear after the third tale. That, it turns out, is how much different peoples have in common – after all, everyone is curious to know about the hare.

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The film is about friendship and cooking, which can re-educate even an evil dragon.

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An eight-minute Russian animation directed by Andrey Svislotskiy of Pilot Animation Studio LOOSELY based on the novel Poliphilo's Strife of Love in a Dream or The Dream of Poliphilus.

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.

The tale of Yegoriy the Brave based on Russian folk spiritual tales.

The Moksha fairy tale "Kuygorozh" takes viewers to Mordovia. The main character is an unclean named Kuygorozh, a hybrid of an owl and a snake, one of the strangest characters in folk legends. A workaholic, he constantly demands work from his employers and does everything for them. Of course, every lazy person dreams of such an assistant. There are two of them in the film – an old Man and an Old Woman. Having obtained an egg with a Kuygor, they began to live a new life, but the joy of greedy idlers was short-lived.

The genre of the film is unusual. These are "animated ditties" based on the poems of Yu.Entina, or even this film can be called a "Cartoon micro-musical", which is based on a crazy cocktail of folk tales, famous cartoons, "Entina ditties" and the author's subconscious.

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Two films based on fairy tales from the collection of Ero Salmelainen, which presents the best examples of oral folk art of Karelians and Finns.

A nursery rhyme announcing the arrival of Christmas and winter, a cactus dreaming of becoming a Christmas tree, a wolf searching for his lucky star, two birds squabbling over a gift, and a Christmas tree catching fire! Five stories strung together to light up children's hearts.

From the project "Multipelki", based on a song by Boris Savelyev to the words of Mikhail Plyatkovsky. A story about real friends. They are not afraid of any life trials, because they are always in the same paper boat called "Friendship", sometimes even with a penguin.

The rooster and the kitty were friends and quarreled after the rooster accidentally poked a nut into the cat's eye. The rooster's cat dragged him to court, but it turned out that it was not so easy to find the culprits. The cat sins against the rooster, the rooster accuses the tree, they say, because of him everything turned out that way, the tree falls on the goat, which gnawed the bark, the goat - on the shepherd and so on, up to the judge himself, who also at some stage becomes "extreme", however, like the rest, manages quickly find someone else to blame...

Six funny stories based on folk poems, nursery rhymes: “Ladushki”, “Vodichka”, “Pies”, “By the bumps”, “Magpie-raven” and “Gray top”.