Kids Films. Set 3: Odd is an Egg and other short films, 6+

Deer likes his daily rituals: he removes the snow from around his house every day, and following a hard day’s work, he sits in his rocking chair and drinks some hot cocoa. How is it that everything is such a mess again the very next day? Was there an avalanche or a snowstorm? If he just sticks his nose outside, will he discover what really happened?

While the others mess around at recess, sickly Odd becomes more and more distressed by the fact that everyone has to treat him (literally) like an egg. His world is turned upside down when he meets a new friend named Gunn, who is dressed like a bee and keeps her distance from the other just like he does. This is a story about growing up, facing one's fears, and putting aside prejudices.

Who can understand you, Sabaku? It is not easy being a bird that roars! A short, humorous animation: a nutty, fast-paced, slapstick trip around the world and a story about friendship that might be lurking right around the corner.

This is the third part of the Little Bird's adventures! While our hero is quietly watering a branch, a sweet little pest appears: a tiny caterpillar crawling onto the juicy leaves. This is how the fight "to the last leaf" begins, which a red fox watches with a growing appetite. The Little Bird and the Caterpillar is an adventure in which aversion turns into friendship, and help comes from the most unexpected place.

This animated film in the style of children's drawings perfectly captures the atmosphere of traditional legends and fairy tales. There is a shepherdess who looks after three buffalo. One day, she finds a cradle with a little boy among the reeds. Every time her foster brother falls asleep, a beautiful bird wakes up. All the inhabitants hide from the selfish Lady of the Night, who likes the bird's chirping.

Children in Ireland send letters to Santa Claus in their own peculiar way. According to an old custom, the letters are thrown in the fireplace, and their wishes fly off to the North Pole. Little Henry decorates his house with lights to make it easier for Santa to find his way, and his letter is waiting in an envelope. Not everyone is looking forward to Christmas like Henry is, however, and he has to do something about it!

The Pocket Man lives in a trunk in the middle of a busy sidewalk. His trunk contains just about everything: a picture made from a stamp, a stool made from a screw, and a trumpet made out of a straw. Unfortunately, someone is always stepping on our hero's home! Ana Chubinidze's cutout animation teaches us that we sometimes are not evening aware of the troubles that we cause others, but seeing the true face of another person can change the world for the better.