Igor Kovalyov

Tommy faces responsiblity when Dil, his new baby brother is born. As with all newborns, the child becomes a bane to Tommy and the rest of his gang. Even Phil and Lil don't like them. So they decide to return Dil to where he came from, the hospital. But they get lost along the way, really lost, and get into even more trouble with a circus. Can they find their way home and can Tommy and Dil just get along? (imdb)

A long-married couple, somewhere past middle age, live a quiet routine of half-contentment. He sits in a big easy chair reading the paper and puts a song on his record player, using a wind-up blue bus instead of a needle. She refills the hot water in his foot-bath and puts down food for the "dog," a kind of caterpillar-dachshund with a leery human head. He is a swollen, blue-skinned, balding lumpen-man. And she, beneath her apron and polka dot print dress is... a Hen. (Ferenc Marhalin)

It is an old film about habitual life of strange people who look like ordinary people. There are no music and words in the film, only birds sing and laugh in the distance. It is a film in which realism and surrealism are intertwined as it is possible in animation in our time. (animator.ru)

A man returns to visit a woman who lives with a gardener, two Chinese men, and a small child. The man, frustrated by his inability to see what is being hidden from him, leaves.

An arctic landscape. A man on cross-country skis shoots at some polar bears, but misses. Two men parachute in; they are initially hostile, but they recognize each other and greet warmly too warmly, and the new arrivals get killed. Our skier couples with a woman. (imdb)

A boy discovers love and comes face to face with a mortality of his family. The film speaks of it through a web of oblique details, attempting to capture the flesh of relations and, perhaps, the very tension of being. (www.animafest.hr)

Animated short from the Soviet Union about several creatures living in the desert.