Leonid Shvartsman

Art

Leonid Shvartsman

Born 1920-08-30 · Minsk, Byelorussian SSR, Soviet Union

Leonid A. Shvartsman (born August 30, 1920) is a Russian animator and artist. He spent most of his creative career at the Soyuzmultfilm Studio, in Moscow, where he served as art director on Cheburashka, 38 Parrots, The Golden Antelope, The Scarlet Flower, The Snow Queen and many other cartoons.

Acting credits

Behind the camera

How the Monkeys Ate Lunch poster
5.5

Fourth film. The story of the visit of the monkeys outside the city and their meeting with the human family in which the daughter is naughty and doesn't want to eat.

How the Monkeys Ate Lunch

1987

Garland of Kids poster
6.7

First film. On a trip to the zoo come a group of children, each of them holding a hand over the rope. Monkeys are introduced to the group, mingling with the children, and begin to misbehave.

Garland of Kids

1983

A Kitten Named Woof: The Fifth Story poster
6.8

No synopsis available yet.

A Kitten Named Woof: The Fifth Story

1982

Careful, Monkeys! poster
7.5

Second film. Adventures of little monkeys, secretly from their mother escaped from a zoo to the city.

Careful, Monkeys!

1984

A Gullible Dragon poster
NR

Grandpa has an unusual pet hatched from an egg.

A Gullible Dragon

1988

Monkeys, Forward! poster
6.7

The fifth animated movie in the "Monkeys" series.

Monkeys, Forward!

1993

Всех поймал poster
NR

No synopsis available yet.

Всех поймал

1989

Waiting for You, Whale poster
NR

The story of a little boy named Shigeru, who lives in a big modern city and dreams of seeing a real whale in person someday.

Waiting for You, Whale

1986

Monkeys. The First Aid poster
6.7

The seventh story in the "Monkeys" series

Monkeys. The First Aid

1997

Monkeys in the Opera House poster
6.7

Small explosive monkeys culturally spend their time in the theater.

Monkeys in the Opera House

1995

How the Little Camel and the Little Donkey Went to School poster
NR

This animated short tells the story of a young Camel and Donkey attending school for the first time in a forest clearing. Dreaming of a prettier place, they decide to move the lessons to another meadow. Their mischief disrupts the class, and they are disciplined—but before long, they return to school, ready to learn.

How the Little Camel and the Little Donkey Went to School

1975

Unprecedented, Unheard poster
NR

The story is about an unprecedented, unheard-of love that can transform a person.

Unprecedented, Unheard

1990

Monkeys and the Robbers poster
6.0

Small explosive monkeys stand guard over the order of the city.

Monkeys and the Robbers

1987