Little Baba Yaga

In this film, little Baba Yaga, at just 127 years old, faces the struggles of learning witchcraft. Her desire to become a good witch leads her on a journey to Mount Blocksberg, a place where young witches are not allowed to fly. The narrative explores themes of ambition and the challenges of growing up in a magical world.

Directed by Leningradskaya Studiya Televideniya, this film features notable performances by Irina Mazurkevich, Larisa Leonova, and Leila Kirakosyan among others. The film's fantasy genre appeals to collectors who appreciate unique storytelling and the whimsical nature of family films from the 1980s. Little Baba Yaga presents a distinctive take on the classic witch character, making it a noteworthy addition for fans of international cinema.