A-11

In a world where animals have been replaced by robots, a young boy named Filya discovers a real, living kitten. This discovery puts him at odds with the system, as real animals are considered obsolete and dangerous. Filya must protect his new friend and fight for the existence of living creatures in a mechanized society.

A-11 received a mixed to positive reception, praised for its unique concept and visual style, but some critics noted pacing issues and a predictable narrative arc. It resonated with younger audiences for its themes of friendship and individuality.

• Praised for its imaginative world-building and the charming portrayal of the robot animals.

• Noted for its heartwarming message about the value of genuine connection over artificiality.

• Some found the plot to be a bit simplistic and its pacing uneven.

Google audience: Audience reviews often highlight the film's visually engaging animation and its simple, yet effective, moral lessons about friendship and the importance of nature. Some viewers found it to be a sweet, family-friendly distraction, while others wished for a more complex storyline.

The film was produced by the Russian studio Riki Group, known for the popular "Smeshariki" (Kikoriki) franchise.