Nikolai Khodataev

A young Soviet woman dreams of meeting her idols Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford while they're on holiday in Moscow.

The cartoon tells the story of a tap dancer named Fialkin, who decides to get a job as an accompanist at a local club. However, he confuses someone else's suitcase with his own.

Educational film about March 8th, about the situation of rural women.

Visionary satire by Nikolai Khodataev.

Soviet propaganda cartoon about the ongoing revolution in China.

Adventures of a Nenets boy, who returns to his homeland from Moscow an educated young man.

A young Soviet woman dreams of meeting her idols Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford while they're on holiday in Moscow.

A young Soviet woman dreams of meeting her idols Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford while they're on holiday in Moscow.

The cartoon tells the story of a tap dancer named Fialkin, who decides to get a job as an accompanist at a local club. However, he confuses someone else's suitcase with his own.

The cartoon tells the story of a tap dancer named Fialkin, who decides to get a job as an accompanist at a local club. However, he confuses someone else's suitcase with his own.

Educational film about March 8th, about the situation of rural women.

Educational film about March 8th, about the situation of rural women.

Visionary satire by Nikolai Khodataev.

Visionary satire by Nikolai Khodataev.

Soviet propaganda cartoon about the ongoing revolution in China.

Adventures of a Nenets boy, who returns to his homeland from Moscow an educated young man.

Adventures of a Nenets boy, who returns to his homeland from Moscow an educated young man.

Billed as "a cinema-propaganda poster," this 1927 short advocates the purchase of government bonds as a means to combat a British trade embargo. Its dynamic interpolation of newsreel footage and animation is a good deal more radical than its political message.

The spread of the Soviet revolution drives the blood sucking international capitalists to desperation, so they take their wealth and fly off into space, but even then cannot escape the wrath of the wronged workers.

The spread of the Soviet revolution drives the blood sucking international capitalists to desperation, so they take their wealth and fly off into space, but even then cannot escape the wrath of the wronged workers.