Why Cat was Called Cat

This animation brings to life the whimsical narratives found in S. Marshak's poems, particularly focusing on the tale of why a cat is called a cat. With a runtime of only 9 minutes, it presents a concise yet engaging experience for viewers. Mariya Muat's direction showcases a unique approach to animation that appeals to fans of classic animated works.

The film features the voice of Yury Yakovlev-Sukhanov, adding depth to the animated characters. Produced by Ecran, this short carries the charm of early 80s animation. Collectors interested in animation from this era will find this film a unique addition to their collections, showcasing the creativity of Soviet-era animated storytelling.