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We have collected 27 best Soviet children's movies, added descriptions and notes: what to discuss after watching the next movie.
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New Year's Adventures of Masha and Vitya.
The story of Masha and Vitya, who saved the snow maiden from Kashchei on New Year's Eve.
What to talk about after watching it: friendship and belief in miracles.
Imagineers.
Four friends are constantly making up different stories and getting into trouble.
Things to talk about after the screening: the power of visualization and friends.
Little Red Riding Hood.
If long, long, long, long, long, if long down the lane....
Something to talk about after watching: you should be careful when socializing with strangers on the street.
The Adventures of Pinocchio.
The one that enters the house with a good fairy tale and is familiar to everyone from childhood.
What to talk about after watching it: all about the same unfamiliar adults. And a little more about how to outsmart Alice the fox, and why that's not always a bad thing.
A Tale of Lost Time.
Harmful wizards steal time from lazy schoolchildren to regain their youth.
Something to talk about after watching: time is an expensive and important resource.
The Kingdom of Crooked Mirrors.
Olya accidentally enters the Kingdom of Crooked Mirrors, meets Anidag, Abaj, and Jagupop and tries to get home.
Something to talk about after the screening: how important and helpful it is to take a second look at yourself.
The adventures of Petrov and Vasechkin, ordinary and incredible.
Two friends constantly get into trouble and fall in love with the same girl.
What to talk about after watching: the life and adventures of a Soviet schoolboy.
The Adventures of the Electronics Man.
A bit of science fiction, the creation of an android - a copy of a human and questions of morality.
What to talk about after watching it: be science fiction writers, ask themselves their main question, "What if...?"
In confidence.
It is considered to be the most vivid adaptation of the beloved "Deniska's Stories". You will be able to plunge into the collection of the best stories by Viktor Dragunsky.
What to talk about after watching: a little more about life and childhood in the Soviet Union.
A guest from the future.
Some more science fiction, Alice Seleznyova from Mystery of the Third Planet, but in a new story and fighting space pirates.
What to talk about after the screening: What would we do if we got a mind-reading device? What would we tell people if we went back in time?
Old man Hottabych.
A schoolboy frees a genie from a vessel, and the genie promises to fulfill his wishes in gratitude. Together they travel to India on a magic carpet and experience adventures.
Something to talk about after watching: what desires to voice to the genie?
Twelve months.
On New Year's Eve, a girl goes to the forest for kindling and meets all 12 months. At the same time, the young queen demands April snowdrops, otherwise the holiday will never come.
What to talk about after watching: the balance of nature, the seasons, or even geography.
The Tale of Tsar Saltan.
Tsar Saltan got married, Gvidon was born, but the evil aunts arranged intrigues and separated the family. Screen adaptation of Pushkin's work.
What to talk about after the screening: about Russian folklore and its importance in fairy tales and human life.
Mary Poppins.
About "Lady Perfect" and the good nanny according to the 20th century. But the whole thing is littered with funny songs about the Bradobray and 33 cows.
Things to talk about after the screening: parenting techniques and personal boundaries.
Snow Queen
The Snow Queen kidnapped Kai, and brave Gerda went in search of her brother and met many new friends and animal helpers.
What to talk about after watching it: the power of courage and love.
Kashchey the Immortal
Two brothers fight Kashchei the Immortal and save the beautiful Marya Morevna.
What to talk about after the screening: some more discussion of folk folklore.
Mom
An adaptation of the story of the wolf and the seven goats.
What to talk about after the screening: personal boundaries and talking to strangers.
How Ivanushka the Fool followed a miracle
Ivanushka sets off to save his beloved, and at the same time overcomes various obstacles.
Things to talk about after watching: adventure, long-distance travel, and fortitude.
Yeralash
A multi-part television series of stories about Soviet teenagers. A series that instilled a sense of humor in many compatriots.
What to talk about after watching: Soviet life, sense of humor and childhood.
French lessons.
Post-war years, Volodya is sent from the village to study in the district center, settles down with a young French teacher with three children. She begins to take care of him as her 4th child.
What to talk about after watching it: humanity and the fact that there are no other people's children.
The magical voice of Gelsomino.
A boy finds himself in a town where, by the dictator's decree, everyone, even the animals, must tell only untruths. Gelsomino and his friends and animals help to save the town from evil.
Something to talk about after watching it: the power of truth.
The Kid and Carlson Who Lives on the Roof.
A screen adaptation of a book about the adventures of a toddler and Carlson eating jam and causing mayhem.
Something to talk about after watching: how important it is to take responsibility for your actions.
Republic of Shkid.
The 1920s, the streets are littered with homeless teenagers who are sent to orphanages. One such orphanage, the Dostoevsky School. One such orphanage, the Dostoevsky School (ShKID), is run by an honest, intelligent director who wants to take the children into his care and teach them to be human beings.
What to talk about after watching it: the power of honesty and nobility. About the methods of upbringing of a century ago.
Morozko.
The snowy adventures of Ivan and Nastenka, who lived their lives and then met love by chance.
What to talk about after the screening: Russian folk traditions, such as leaving young maidens in the woods in winter.
Ruslan and Ludmila.
A screen adaptation of Pushkin's poem, the one that begins with the words "The oak is green by the bow-moor...".
Something to talk about after the screening: the legacy of a great Russian writer.
Moscow-Cassiopeia.
Science fiction about flying through time and saving aliens.
What to talk about after watching it: a little bit about flying, science, and the latest scientific exploration of space.
First-grader
A story about a first-grade girl and the formation of her personality under the influence of her first teacher and new friends.
What to talk about after watching: Soviet school and the formation of personality.
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