Hedgehog in the Fog Hedgehog in the Fog  ❤
Ёжик в тумане
Yozhik v tumanye
1975 – 00:10:29 – ruRussian – Soyuzmultfilm1Soyuzmultfilm – Norshteyn YuriyNorshteyn Yuriy
9, 12Literature (Rus./East Slavic), Misc. – 3cutout
7.21 ws – Subtitles: ar, bg, bs, cs, de, en, eo, eo, es, et, fa, fr, he, hu, id, it, mk, pt, ru, sk, sr, tr, uk, viunknown, unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown, good, unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown, ok, unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown, unknownSRudy, Жукороп, ?, wero1000, Olga Ente, ?, KienLi, Audvide, Yefren, valgus, Marlon Brando, Cadiot, vipo, ?, Kahil, MrWhite, ?, ?, Mustafa, kRaMo, Kneginja, Mustafa, В.Воробйова, Cynir?B xFr, Niffiwan, ?Arabic (unknown⭳ – by SRudy), Bulgarian (unknown⭳ – by Жукороп), Bosnian (unknown⭳ – by ?), Czech (unknown⭳ – by wero1000), German (unknown⭳ – by Olga Ente, B xFr₃, Niffiwan₃), English (good⭳ – by ?), Esperanto (unknown⭳ – by KienLi), Esperanto (unknown⭳ – by Audvide), Spanish (unknown⭳ – by Yefren), Estonian (unknown⭳ – by valgus), Persian (unknown⭳ – by Marlon Brando), French (unknown⭳ – by Cadiot, ?₂), Hebrew (unknown⭳ – by vipo), Hungarian (unknown⭳ – by ?), Indonesian (unknown⭳ – by Kahil), Italian (unknown⭳ – by MrWhite), Macedonian (unknown⭳ – by ?), Portuguese (unknown⭳ – by ?), Russian (ok⭳ – by Mustafa), Slovak (unknown⭳ – by kRaMo), Serbian (unknown⭳ – by Kneginja), Turkish (unknown⭳ – by Mustafa), Ukrainian (unknown⭳ – by В.Воробйова, ?₃), Vietnamese (unknown⭳ – by Cynir)

A hedgehog decides to explore the fog and becomes lost in it.

Bobik Visits Barbos Bobik Visits Barbos 0
Бобик в гостях у Барбоса
Bobik v gostyakh u Barbosa
1977 – 00:08:42 – ruRussian – Soyuzmultfilm1Soyuzmultfilm – Popov VladimirPopov Vladimir
2, 4, 9Comedy, Domestic life, Literature (Rus./East Slavic) – 2drawn (cel)
13.2 ws – Subtitles: en, et, fr, ru, viok, unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown?, Niffiwan, Kurikael, Alexio6, DeafNet.ru, CynirEus, EusEnglish (ok⭳ – by ?, Niffiwan, Eus₂), Estonian (unknown⭳ – by Kurikael), French (unknown⭳ – by Alexio6), Russian (unknown⭳ – by DeafNet.ru), Vietnamese (unknown⭳ – by Cynir, Eus₂)

Two dogs, Bobik and Barbos, one a stray and the other well-off, become friends. Barbos invites his friend to visit while his owner's away. Based on the 1979 children's book by Nikolay Nosov.

What If It Works? What If It Works?  ❤
А вдруг получится!
A vdrug poluchitsya!
1978 – 00:07:12 – ruRussian – Soyuzmultfilm1Soyuzmultfilm – Ufimtsev IvanUfimtsev Ivan
2Comedy – 4puppet
12.88 ws – Subtitles: en, etgood, unknownMr. Icon, PastellaEnglish (good⭳ – by Mr. Icon), Estonian (unknown⭳ – by Pastella)

"38 Parrots" #5.

Kikos Kikos 0
Կիկոս, Кикос
Kikos
1979 – 00:07:52 – hy, ruArmenian, Russian – Armenfilm4Armenfilm – Saakyants RobertSaakyants Robert
2, 10, 20Comedy, Literature (Rus./USSR minorities), Surrealism/dream-logic – 2drawn (cel)
9.26 ws – Subtitles: en, en, etgood, good, unknownarmeniancinematiclegacy994, Niffiwan, Niffiwan, Sahakyants Animation Studio, PastellaEnglish (good⭳ – by armeniancinematiclegacy994, Niffiwan), English (good⭳ – by Niffiwan, Sahakyants Animation Studio), Estonian (unknown⭳ – by Pastella)

A family goes mad with grief over the imagined death of little Kikos, who hasn't actually been born yet. Based on Hovhannes Tumanyan's short story "The Death of Kikos" (Կիկոսի մահը, 1913).

Magic Ring, The The Magic Ring  ❤
Волшебное кольцо
Volshebnoye koltso
1979 – 00:19:30 – ruRussian – Soyuzmultfilm1Soyuzmultfilm – Nosyrev LeonidNosyrev Leonid
2, 5, 9, 17Comedy, Folklore & myth (Rus./East Slavic), Literature (Rus./East Slavic), Romance – 2drawn (cel)
14.7 ws – Subtitles: en, es, et, ru, rugood, unknown, unknown, unknown, unknownNiffiwan, Yefren, Pastella, DeafNet.ru, DeafNet.ruEnglish (good⭳ – by Niffiwan), Spanish (unknown⭳ – by Yefren), Estonian (unknown⭳ – by Pastella), Russian (unknown⭳ – by DeafNet.ru), Russian (unknown⭳ – by DeafNet.ru)

A poor peasant lad befriends a snake, obtains a magic ring and decides to marry the princess, but the princess has other ideas. Based on the Pomor (Russian far north) folk take recorded and then rewritten by Boris Shergin.