Kashchey the Immortal (1945 movie) - Soviet feature film of 1945. A fairy-tale movie based on Russian folk tales. Starring Sergei Stolyarov, Alexander Shirshov, Galina Grigorieva, Georgy Milyar.
Fairy tale films
Why do people love fairy tales so much? Probably because fairy tales always end happily. In real life, good does not always triumph over evil, at least not always in the course of one person's life. In fairy tales, good always triumphs over evil uncompromisingly and without any regard for the Christian morality of forgiving villains.
In addition, fairy tale characters, whether heroes or villains, are always endowed with remarkable physical abilities that ordinary people do not have. In other words, fairy tale heroes are ideal people that mere mortals can never become. Of course, fairy tales are often written for children to form the right attitude towards good and evil, but most modern films do not look like fairy tales. The demand for good heroes who defeat villains is very high in society, because this is genetically embedded in a person.
During the Soviet era, many films were made based on both folk tales and works by domestic and foreign authors. You can read about some of them in this section below. You can also watch the films listed below online
Fairy tale movies watch online for free in good quality
Ivan da Marya (film 1974)
Ivan da Marya (film 1974) - Soviet fairy tale film from 1974. Starring Ivan Bortnik, Tatiana Piskunova, Ivan Ryzhov, Elizaveta Uvarova
Akmal, the dragon and the princess (movie 1981)
Akmal, the dragon and the princess. - Soviet feature film of 1981. Fairy tale, children's movie. Starring: Sokrat Suleymanov, Dilnoz Rasulova, Rajab Adashev, Iroda Aliyev
A Merry Dream, or Laughter and Tears (movie 1976)
A Merry Dream, or Laughter and Tears. - Soviet feature film of 1976. A fairy tale, a children's movie. Screen adaptation of the play Sergei Mikhalkov "Laughter and Tears."
Scarlet Sails (1961)
Scarlet Sails (1961) - Soviet feature film of 1961. Melodrama, adaptation of the novel of the same name Alexandra Green
The Secret of the Iron Door (1970 film)
The Secret of the Iron Door– a 1970 Soviet feature film for children, directed by Mikhail Yuzovsky based on the story by Yuri Tomin “A Wizard Walked Through the City”
About the cat...(1985 film)
About the cat...– a 1985 Soviet feature film, a fairy tale musical, directed by Svyatoslav Chekin based on the fairy tale Charles Perrault "Puss in Boots"
The Tale of Malchish-Kibalchish (1964 film)
The Tale of Malchish-Kibalchish– a 1964 Soviet feature film directed by Yevgeny Sherstobitov based on the fairy tale Arkady Gaidar "A Tale of a Military Secret, of Malchish-Kibalchish and His Firm Word"
A Tale Told in the Night (1981 film)
A Tale Told at Night– a 1981 Soviet fairy tale feature film directed by Irma Rausch based on the fairy tale Wilhelm Hauff "Tavern in Spessart"
The Snow Queen (1966 film)
The Snow Queen (1966 film) – a 1966 Soviet fairy tale feature film directed by Gennady Kazansky based on the fairy tale of the same name by the Danish writer Hans Christian Andersen
Three Nuts for Cinderella (1973 film)
Three Nuts for Cinderella– a 1973 feature film fairy tale, filmed jointly by filmmakers from the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic and the GDR based on the fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm and Charles Perrault
New Year's Adventures of Masha and Viti (1975 film)
New Year's adventures of Masha and Viti– a 1975 Soviet fairy tale feature film directed by Igor Usov and Gennady Kazansky, based on the play Pavla Finn "Masha and Vitya vs. Wild Guitars"
Twelve Months (1972 film)
Twelve Months (1972 film) – Soviet feature film 1972ah, a fairy tale directed by Anatoly Granik, based on the play of the same name Samuil Marshak
An Ordinary Miracle (1978 film)
An Ordinary Miracle – a Soviet feature film, a musical melodrama-fairy tale directed by Mark Zakharov, based on the play of the same name Evgeniya Schwartz
The Adventures of Buratino (1975 film)
The Adventures of Buratino (1975 film) — советский художественный фильм, по мотивам сказки А.Н.Толстого «The Golden Key"