An Artist. A Mom. A fairy tale maker.
I love change and bright colors.
I drink lots of tea.
I try to see the Creator in everything.
I believe in fairy tales.
I have a cat that thinks he is a dog.
(that's why I love him)
Watercolors are my second nature.
Rublev, Chagall, Hokusai and Dr. Seuss have created a wonderful mix in my head.
Oh, Vita, thank you so much for this wonderful film! I enjoyed it a lot, laughed and about the end tears came to my eyes... There's so much philosophy and wisdom in the Russian animation! A different conception of the world, always full of poetry, touching the hearts and provoking strong emotions! It is so important for the upbringing of children to watch films like this one...
Rossichka, thank you for commenting:) I am always not sure of the reactions to the animations I post, and probably people who do not speak Russian have a hard time understanding some of them. I am always eager to her your comments! But this one I really loved, and cried toward the end.
Oh, my dear, this is just because we, the Slavs, have something in common!Or maybe because before the political changes in USSR and Eastern Europe, we were very close to the Russian culture - mainly through its books and movies. Oh, and "Чебурашка" and "Ну, заяц, погоди!", of course! Plus learning Russian in school... And history connects us! So... it's always a pleasure to watch your Movie Monday!:)))
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Oh, Vita, thank you so much for this wonderful film! I enjoyed it a lot, laughed and about the end tears came to my eyes... There's so much philosophy and wisdom in the Russian animation! A different conception of the world, always full of poetry, touching the hearts and provoking strong emotions! It is so important for the upbringing of children to watch films like this one...
I liked a lot the different movements of the different horses and laughed when they were trying to be quiet...:O)
Rossichka, thank you for commenting:)
I am always not sure of the reactions to the animations I post, and probably people who do not speak Russian have a hard time understanding some of them. I am always eager to her your comments! But this one I really loved, and cried toward the end.
Oh, my dear, this is just because we, the Slavs, have something in common!Or maybe because before the political changes in USSR and Eastern Europe, we were very close to the Russian culture - mainly through its books and movies. Oh, and "Чебурашка" and "Ну, заяц, погоди!", of course! Plus learning Russian in school... And history connects us! So... it's always a pleasure to watch your Movie Monday!:)))
любимый мультфильм моего детства тоже спасибо!
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