Kidarts Cinema

It's post-apocalyptic future. The group of boys does not realize that one of them is not quite a person... he's the "Mowgli Project". It is also unknown whether Mowgli himself knows about this.

A group of ballet boys are being bullied by a group of boxing boys in their local sports gym. The ballet boys start to plot a way to stand up for themselves and end the bullying once and for all.

A short based on Krapivin’s story “A Plane Named Seryozhka,” or simply in the same genre. Part of the 'Hospital Tales' series.

Fantasy on the theme of books and poems by Vladislav Krapivin for his 80th birthday. Based on real events during the Russian Civil War.

A chance meeting of two peers with different plans: a blogger whose task is to entertain his subscribers and a juvenile terrorist whose task is to destroy the Orthodox Church in front of a large crowd of people. But everything changes when hostile thoughts turn into friendship.

Director's cut of "Hospital Tales", all three parts together. The video has been improved and changed, two new songs have been included.

short musical film

An ancient Greek god, lost in time, finds himself in the apartment of a Russian schoolboy.

The second, connecting part of the cycle "Hospital Tales. Sung by Maxim Praslov.

Fantasy on the theme of a poem by Vladislav Krapivin.

Short film from the series "Hospital Tales", part one. Sung by Maxim Praslov.

Musical short film, the second part of the "Becoming a Soldier" duology.

In another universe there is a planet very similar to our Earth. There, the Northern Empire wages an endless war with the Southern Federation and the Yos Separatists. And there are boys at the controls of combat aircraft... Based on the works of Sergei Lukyanenko and Vladislav Krapivin.

Koenigsberg, East Prussia, June 1944. Boys from the Hitler Youth are rushing to the front, and two Soviet boys who escaped from a concentration camp are trying to break through to their own.

Based on the prologue to the novel by V. Krapivin “Ships, or “Help me on the way...””. Contents of the prologue: 1950, Petka Vikulov, nicknamed Gramophone, his mother died, he lives with his aunt. One day he finds an icon frame and hides it, since once upon a time his mother also had an icon. For this he is expelled from the pioneers. He decides to run to his father, about whom, however, he knows nothing. He also sings in the choir of the House of Pioneers, a soloist, his signature song is Jim's song from "Treasure Island". When kicked out of the pioneers, he refuses the choir, but is persuaded to perform one last time. He decides to make his farewell speech and run away...