 I just found this darling Russian  animation that puts Baba Yaga in an unusual situation (don't worry - no Russian language skills required to enjoy this piece!).
I just found this darling Russian  animation that puts Baba Yaga in an unusual situation (don't worry - no Russian language skills required to enjoy this piece!).Somehow, this film blends Russian and Japanese cultures beautifully, without detracting at all from the Baba Yaga myth.
 There are a lot of echoes from original Baba Yaga tales in the objects and animals around her but I particularly like the homage to Baba Yaga's 'fire-skull fence' by using the street lights. I won't say any more - you'll just have to watch to see what I mean. :)
There are a lot of echoes from original Baba Yaga tales in the objects and animals around her but I particularly like the homage to Baba Yaga's 'fire-skull fence' by using the street lights. I won't say any more - you'll just have to watch to see what I mean. :)Enjoy!
 
 
 
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