Valery Kozlov Trailers
Magic Shop TrailerThe Song of Wolfgang the Intrepid, the Glorious Destroyer of Dragons TrailerThe Marathon Trailer
Most Popular Valery Kozlov Trailers
Total trailers found: 12
How the Old Man Went for the Rain Trailer (1986)
05 June 1986
A fairy tale about the adventures of a brave, resourceful man, about his encounter with lightning, a thunderstorm, and a storm.
Magic Shop Trailer (2006)
01 January 2006
Full of fantasy and humor, an extraordinary story that happened on the eve of the New Year. Going to the city for shopping at the New Year's table, the Kid and Daddy find themselves in a mysterious magic shop, where the play of imagination comes true, changing the real world and making you believe in a fairy tale.
The Marathon Trailer (1988)
18 May 1988
The director Misha Tumelya and animators Sasha Dorogov and Alexandr Petrov presented this short to Roy E.
Cube Trailer (1988)
01 March 1988
Dedicated to the tragically deceased young Belarusian artist Yunis Sandgazin. He left behind a thousand drawings that line up in a clear storyline – a man frightened by the diversity and complexity of modern life shuts himself off from it, closes in on himself.
The Last Visit of the Martians Trailer (1986)
10 May 1986
About how the Martians got to a Belarusian village for a wedding.
The Song of Wolfgang the Intrepid, the Glorious Destroyer of Dragons Trailer (1991)
01 January 1991
Parody history of adventures of a knight in the spirit of ancient ballads.
Fairy Tales of Grandfather Yegor Trailer (1986)
04 February 1986
About how grandfather Yegor, telling fairy tales, captivates children playing on the street and brings them to school on time.
Little Dinosaur Trailer (1982)
04 June 1982
A cheeky and greedy Murlocotam lived on a magical island. One day a little Dinosaur appeared. He helped the inhabitants of the island defeat the Murlocotamus and return to them a beautiful orchard, which was taken away from them by a greedy bully.
Firefly and Dewdrop Trailer (1978)
04 June 1978
The firefly had a very important thing to do: every evening he hung lights all over the forest and lit stars in the sky so that no one would get lost, and then one day he saw a special light in a drop of dew.
