The Return of Buratino 2013
Step into modern Moscow with *The Return of Buratino (2013)*, a fresh animated twist on the timeless tale of adventure and innocence.
Director: Ekaterina Mikhaylova
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Return of Buratino (2013) about?
Set in modern Moscow, the film follows Buratino as he battles the villainous Mr. Baskara, a former antagonist now masquerading as a toy tycoon. The story critiques mass production and lost creativity, as Baskara turns old toys into profit-driven gadgets. Buratino's fight for justice and tradition becomes a thrilling adventure for the whole family.
Who directed The Return of Buratino?
The film was directed by Ekaterina Mikhaylova, known for her innovative approach to storytelling in animated family films.
Who stars in The Return of Buratino?
The cast includes Oskar Kuchera as Buratino, Lida Avetisyan, Oleg Tabakov, Polina Kutepova, and Leonid Yakubovich.
Is The Return of Buratino (2013) worth watching?
With its sharp themes and engaging animation, *The Return of Buratino* offers more than just entertainment—it's a clever take on classic tales with a modern twist. While not widely rated, its animated charm and social commentary make it a solid choice for families and nostalgic viewers alike.
How long is The Return of Buratino?
The film runs for 76 minutes.
About The Return of Buratino (2013) — Modern Moscow Reimagines the Classic Tale
Step into modern Moscow with *The Return of Buratino (2013)*, a fresh animated twist on the timeless tale of adventure and innocence.
Director Ekaterina Mikhaylova reimagines the classic story as a darkly satirical yet family-friendly adventure. Karabas-Barabas returns—now under the name Mr. Baskara—running a toy empire that churns out mass-produced robots and dolls, symbolizing soulless consumerism. When two unlikely heroes, Buratino and his friends, resist his plans, they uncover a world where creativity is crushed for profit. With stunning animation and a sharp social commentary, this 76-minute film blends humor, heart, and a touch of rebellion, making it a standout in Russian family cinema.
Perfect for fans of animated classics with a modern edge, *The Return of Buratino (2013)* delivers both nostalgia and relevance in a vibrant, thought-provoking package.