Shapoklyak

The mischievous Shapoklyak, a villainous old woman, is constantly trying to cause trouble and chaos. In this installment, she attempts to disrupt a children's picnic with her pet rat, Lariska, and other schemes. However, her plans often backfire, leading to humorous situations and her own discomfiture. Despite her wicked intentions, her efforts are ultimately thwarted by the good nature and common sense of others.

Shapoklyak is a beloved classic of Soviet animation, celebrated for its charming characters and lighthearted humor. The film, like its predecessors, is appreciated by audiences of all ages for its imaginative storytelling and the enduring appeal of its eccentric protagonist. It is often remembered for its witty animation and memorable catchphrases.

• Praised for its humor and the iconic character of Shapoklyak.

• Appreciated for its simple yet effective storytelling and animation style.

• A nostalgic favorite for many who grew up with Soviet animation.

Google audience: Audience reviews highlight the film's enduring charm and the memorable, albeit mischievous, main character. Many recall it fondly from their childhood, appreciating its lighthearted approach to comedy and animation.

Shapoklyak is the third film in a trilogy featuring the character, following 'The Cheburashka' (1969) and 'Cheburashka Goes to Prison' (1971).