Watching the competition program of animated films. Day 2.

"Cabbage miracle" (Russia)

Description:This is a story about two orphaned girls who are brought from the village to a distant relative in the city. And throughout the film, she decides whether to keep them or give them to an orphanage. About the boy Kolka, with his completely incomprehensible dream for adults, driving his harmful grandmother to white heat.

Director Inna Evlannikova, 16min., 2023, Russia

"Bait" (Spain)

Description:Perhaps in the near future, society has become corrupt, and people are fighting for their survival. Streets where violence and deception are commonplace.The "status quo", which is in the interests of those in power to maintain, so that they can keep the vast majority in subjection. The problem is, when you infect society with rats and dirt, you know that in the end it can turn against you.

Directed by Laura Delgado, Eduardo Rodriguez, 4min., 2024, Spain, Russian premiere

"Midnight Performance" (Bulgaria)

Description:The young magician is frantically preparing for another midnight performance together with other participants: rabbits, a bear and a lion. Everything is going according to plan until the moment when he goes on stage for his performance. At this very moment, his colleagues decide to take on his main role, tame their master and get rid of the supporting roles. Will the magician have enough strength to escape from an unexpected trap?

Directed by Plamen Nikolov, 5min., 2023, Bulgaria, Russian premiere

Total time: 25min.

Films are presented by authors online and offline – director Inna Evlannikova (Russia)

Out-of-competition screening 70 min:

"The Kid and Carlson"

Directed by Boris Stepantsev, 1968, 20 min.

"Carlson is back"

Directed by Boris Stepantsev, 1970, 20 min.

"The Return of the Prodigal Parrot" (issue 1)

Directed by Valentin Karavaev, 1984, 10 min.

"The Return of the Prodigal Parrot" (issue 2)

Directed by Alexander Davydov, 1987, 10 min.

"The Return of the Prodigal Parrot" (issue 3)

Directed by Valentin Karavaev, 1988, 10 min.