Plus Electrification

A light, briskly paced animated short that turns a currency reform into playful, mildly satirical entertainment.

A brisk, bite-sized variety show of skits and cartoons that gently mocks everyday Soviet life with wry, family-friendly humour.

A brisk, cheerful little propaganda cartoon that nags you about wasted minutes with playful wit and clockwork imagery.

A brisk, patriotic animated tour of centuries of history, earnest and stately in tone, with symbolic animal imagery that feels more like propaganda than story.

A dry, playful Soviet satire that turns bureaucratic foot-dragging into a wry, talky cartoon fable about invention.

A short, cheerful cartoon that breezes through jobs like a nursery rhyme, curious and bright rather than dramatic.

A brief, cheerful clay-animated holiday greeting that breezes by like a festive toast, offering light seasonal charm rather than any real story.

A gentle, good-humoured culture-clash comedy where old rivalries play out against Soviet travel, more charming than laugh-out-loud.

A brisk, brightly coloured Soviet cartoon where talking animals and a greedy ruler trade mischief, ending in a cheerful, satisfying win for the underdogs.

A curious mid-century industrial short that makes telephone switching feel oddly playful, with dancing interludes and crisp infographics that charm more than they instruct.

A restless, kaleidoscopic montage of Soviet life, more a rhythmic experiment in seeing than a story you follow.

A patient, earnest Soviet workplace drama about building something monumental, rewarding viewers who settle into its slow institutional rhythm.