RUSSIAN MOVIES FOR THE YOUNG GENERATIONS

Russian Movies for the young generations

Russian Movies for the young generations

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Russian cinema has a wide range of films that can appeal to young generations, from animated movies to modern dramas and sci-fi. Here are some great Russian movies for young audiences:

Animated Films (for kids & teens)



  1. The Snow Queen (2012-2018) – A beautifully animated fantasy series based on Hans Christian Andersen’s tale.

  2. Prince Vladimir (2006) – A historical animated adventure about the formation of Kievan Rus.

  3. Kikoriki (2005-present) – A fun animated series and movie franchise with humor and life lessons.

  4. Fixies: Top Secret (2017) – A sci-fi animated film based on the popular Russian kids’ series.

  5. Space Dogs (2010) – A heartwarming animated adventure about the first Soviet dogs in space.


Modern Teen Dramas & Coming-of-Age Films



  1. Ice (2018) – A romantic sports drama about a young figure skater overcoming obstacles.

  2. Ice 2 (2020) – A sequel that continues the inspiring love and sports story.

  3. Elephant (2022) – A touching drama about a teenager and his grandfather, who was once a famous actor.

  4. The Last Warrior (2017-2021) – A mix of Russian fairy tales and fantasy adventure, like a Slavic version of "Shrek."

  5. Silver Skates (2020) – A Netflix-acquired romantic adventure set in a snowy St. Petersburg.


Sci-Fi & Fantasy Films



  1. Attraction (2017) – A sci-fi film about an alien spaceship crash in Moscow.

  2. Invasion (2020) – The sequel to Attraction, continuing the story of human-alien conflict.

  3. The Blackout (2019) – A thrilling dystopian sci-fi film about humanity’s last stand.

  4. Coma (2019) – A mind-bending sci-fi film about a world created from human memories.

  5. The Ninth (2019) – A supernatural mystery-thriller set in 19th-century Russia.


Comedy & Lighthearted Films



  1. Kitchen in Paris (2014) – A fun comedy about a restaurant's chaotic move to Paris.

  2. Holiday (2019) – A dark comedy that offers a satirical look at Russian life.

  3. Bitterly! (2013) – A wedding comedy full of misunderstandings and humor.

  4. I Am Losing Weight (2018) – A romantic comedy about self-love and transformation.

  5. Chernobyl: The Abyss (2021) – A mix of drama, action, and romance set during the Chernobyl disaster.


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