Elbert Tuganov

Žanri sünd

Elbert Tuganov

The film summarizes the origin and development of animated film at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries

Hiirejaht

Elbert Tuganov

A band of mice steals grains from cats.

Park

Elbert Tuganov

Estonian/Soviet animation short from 1966

Aatomik

Elbert Tuganov

Maile Hiiet

Charming stop motion nuclear cautionary tale by Estonian animator Elbert Tuganov about a scientist and a little atom who has adventures outside of the lab.

Peetrikese unenägu

Elbert Tuganov

One morning little Peter finds that he's all alone in the world

Verine John

Elbert Tuganov

Tõnu Aav

The famous chief of the corsairs Bloody John brings the lovely Isabella back as war booty from yet another foray. The avaricious Isabella shortly seizes power in the gang. Bloody John is reduced to a weak-willed, henpecked subordinate of the female robber. The desperate John escapes and seeks shelter in his dear childhood home in Saaremaa, where he starts earning a living again by honest means.

Peaaegu uskumatu lugu

Elbert Tuganov

Workers declare a strike. The factory owner employs monkeys instead. But the greedy boss loses the expected benefits.

Viimane korstnapühkija

Elbert Tuganov

Estonian/Soviet animation short from 1964

Krõll

Elbert Tuganov

Maile Hiiet

Inspiratsioon

Elbert Tuganov

The Estonian Jubilee Song Festival is shown as a source of creativity that influences the creation of a painting. The documentary material is linked to the animation.

Õed

Elbert Tuganov

Two sisters squabble and fight with each other over the course of their lives.

Ahvipoeg Fips

Elbert Tuganov

Estonian/Soviet animation short. Monkey boy Fips is trapped and brought to town. Among humans, Fips experiences both good and bad. But he never forgets his real home - the jungle - and one day he escapes back there.

Kaks lugu

Elbert Tuganov

Two well-known children's stories made into animation. The duck who fell asleep while driving the train and the girl who couldn't stop whining.

Õunkimmel

Elbert Tuganov

Jalakäijad

Elbert Tuganov

This film is an humorous view on the conflict of pedestrians with all growing car traffic.

Jonn

Elbert Tuganov

Three selfish fishermen are in danger because of their great envy. And although fate has mercy on them, the men do not learn from it, but everything repeats itself. Estonian/Soviet animation short from 1966.