The Russian State Documentary Film and Photo Archive presents films for children. Archive specialists prepared film materials for students of different ages.

ANIMALS FILM PROGRAM

NIBBLY-QUIBBLY THE GOAT

USSR, 1985,  20 min.

An amusing and informative film about different breeds of goats and about how they can be helpful to people. In a playful way, the film tells a story of friendship and relations between a girl called Nastiya and her goat named Nibbly-Quibbly.

THE ADVENTURE OF TWO BEAR CUBS

USSR, 1959, 20 min.

A film about the adventures of two white bear cubs at the Arctic polar station and their further journey.

ADVENTURES OF A BABY FROG

Russia, 1997, 20 min

This is a fairy-tale for children. The actors in this film are not made-up characters but real animals: frogs, beavers, newts, snakes, birds, and insects. Real voices of birds and animals are combined with the music.

THE PROGRAM DEVOTED TO THE 220TH ANNIVERSARY OF ALEXANDER PUSHKIN

DAY OF WONDER

USSR, 1973, 15 min.

Children’s view on the work of Alexander Pushkin. Animation of children’s drawings from the exhibition. Pushkin Through the Eyes of Children. Kids read poems and excerpts from fairy tales, talk about the poet.

WHEN DID THE LYCEUM ARISE?

Russia, 2011, 27 min.

The 19th of October is Lyceum Day in Russia. The history of the opening of the first lyceum in Tsarskoye Selo among the first students of which was Alexander Pushkin.

WHEN DID THE LYCEUM ARIS