Movies and TvShows featuring "samovar" theme.

In the foggy woods, a hedgehog becomes lost and encounters various objects and creatures that heighten its anxiety and fear. With the help of a mysterious stranger, the hedgehog embarks on a journey to find its way back home.

Vacations in Prostokvashino follows the story of a young boy who goes on a summer vacation to the countryside and has various adventures with anthropomorphic animals. The boy stays in a country house and explores the beautiful nature around him. He interacts with talking animals, and together they go on exciting journeys, encountering friendly and mischievous characters along the way.

Uncle Vanya is a drama set in rural Tsarist Russia, focusing on the relationships and tensions within a family and the unrequited love that exists amongst them. The story explores themes of melancholy, disappointment, and the bitter realities of middle age.

In Spies (1928), a criminal mastermind and a female spy clash in a race against time to recover a disappearing ink formula and prevent a train crash. With elements of romance and thriller, this silent film takes viewers on a suspenseful journey filled with chase scenes, secret codes, and unexpected twists.

Summer Storm is a captivating movie set in Soviet Russia during the 1940s. It follows the story of a peasant woman who gets framed for murder and an innocent man gets wrongly convicted. The movie explores themes of love, betrayal, and the pursuit of justice.

Immigrants (L.A. Dolce Vita) is a satirical animated comedy that follows the lives of Hungarian and Russian immigrants in Los Angeles. The movie explores the challenges and absurdities they face as they pursue the American dream, with plenty of witty commentary on the cultural clashes and stereotypes they encounter. From their struggles to find jobs to their hilarious interactions with celebrities and their experiences navigating the multi-ethnic melting pot of LA, Immigrants provides a hilarious and thought-provoking look at the immigrant experience.

A peasant girl from a rural area moves to Moscow and becomes the housekeeper in an apartment building. She gets caught up in a variety of comedic situations involving the residents and the union members. The film satirizes the social and political climate of the Soviet Union during that time.