Agent Goes to Ocean

This animated film follows the adventures of Dolphin Tristan as he undergoes training at a naval base. The film cleverly parodies the intricacies of military training, providing both entertainment and clever commentary.

Released in 1989, Agent Goes to Ocean showcases the unique animation style characteristic of Soviet-era productions. Its blend of humor and animation makes it appealing for collectors interested in international animated films from this period.

Collectors may appreciate the film's cultural context and the reputation of Soyuzmultfilm as a noteworthy animation studio. The voice talents of Livanov and Steblov add to the film's charm, making it a point of interest for fans of animation and those examining the evolution of animated storytelling in Russia.