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“Prince Rat” is a fairy tale with all the ingredients needed: A castle, a princess, a prince, a dragon, a secret admirer and deep emotions, but also with an unexpected ending and an uncommon truth about little heroes and big desire …
Fan music video made by students of the Nerudovka Secondary Art School
Konstantin is moving away from the wonderful empire of the plywood pirates. But how he can confess it his best friends Laurin and Digger?
A girl is stuck in a loop of opressive hair-combing. Her rage is growing until it finally breaks through and she escapes her passivity. But whereto? One breakout leads to another and she changes into different stages of herself. Will she reach her freedom? Drawn animation meets claymation meets live action.
Pingu’s family are preparing for Christmas, much to the delight and excitement of Pingu and Pinga.
Pingu has to rush to the loo because he has drunk too much. But when he gets home, his father is in the bathroom, and then when he does get in the toilet, it’s simply too high.
Pingu is in the mood to dance, and he’s taking everyone with him!
Pingu fakes being sick to get out of school but the doctor sees through his trick.
When Mother reads him a bedtime story, Pingu falls asleep and dreams about the igloo floating away like a spaceship and his bed galloping like a horse. Pingu finds this fun, but his dream becomes bad when a giant walrus torments him.
Pingu’s family has an egg and Pingu is in charge of incubating it. Soon, he becomes bored and decides to listen to music, causing the egg to wreak havoc in the igloo.
Pingu and Pingo find a bottle containing a mysterious map, but it leads them to a common shell. Pingu is disappointed and takes the shell home, then makes a discovery.
Pingu breaks his family’s igloo doorbell while playing and replaces it with a new, loud, and funky high-tech model from a shop. His family is confused by the jingle, and when Grandfather visits, Father becomes fed up with the noise and investigates, leading to consequences for Pingu.
Pingu dislikes the smell of Mother’s fish porridge and hides it in his backpack.
Pingu develops a toothache and is taken to the dentist. After an examination, he gets braces fitted to fix his teeth.
In this classic Pingu episode, Pingu and his little sister Pinga are put to bed for the night. Instead of going straight to sleep, they begin whispering, giggling, and playing in their bedroom.
During a nighttime walk, two lovers stumbled upon a frog who clearly wasn’t looking for company. Lost in the wild beats of Johuš Matuš, the frog, its baby, and the rest of the forest party just hoped the uninvited guest would move along soon.
Brother and Sister, as it happens with children, have a hard time getting along. Then Granny gets involved, arriving on a scooter and twisting the green button on her vest, thus launching an unbelievable series of sandbox adventures.
Only a Child is a visual poem created by over 20 animation directors under the artistic supervision of Simone Giampaolo, which gives shape and colour to the original words spoken by Severn Cullis-Suzuki at the UN Summit in Rio in 1992, a child’s desperate call to action for the future of our planet.
The sun sets and the last human foot leaves a small Indian marketplace. At night, the place has a life of its own. In this music video, Eliška & Lee Oz, who are known for their superb claymation, combine their favourite style with 2D computer animation.
The other side of a picture hides a parallel world. The two worlds are constantly intertwining and interacting with each other.