Homeless House-Elves 1981
Meet the tiny, mischievous protagonists of *Homeless House-Elves* (1981), a whimsical animated short that packs big personality into just ten minutes.
Director: Stanislav Sokolov
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Homeless House-Elves* (1981) about?
This animated short follows two small house-elves who are suddenly evicted from their magical home by a cruel mistress. Determined to survive, they embark on a quest to find a new place to belong, facing challenges that test their courage and bond.
Who directed *Homeless House-Elves*?
Stanislav Sokolov directed this charming animated film, bringing a unique blend of folklore and fantasy to the screen.
Who stars in *Homeless House-Elves*?
The film features the voices of Nina Ruslanova, Yuri Volyntsev, Boris Novikov, and Vyacheslav Bogachyov in key roles.
Is *Homeless House-Elves* (1981) worth watching?
While it's a short film with no IMDb rating, *Homeless House-Elves* offers a delightful slice of animated storytelling. Its themes of resilience and displacement make it a hidden gem for fans of whimsical, nostalgic cinema.
How long is *Homeless House-Elves*?
The runtime for *Homeless House-Elves* is 10 minutes.
About Homeless House-Elves (1981) — A Fairy-Tale Short About Two Tiny Heroes Out on Their Luck
Meet the tiny, mischievous protagonists of *Homeless House-Elves* (1981), a whimsical animated short that packs big personality into just ten minutes. Directed by Stanislav Sokolov, this Soviet-era gem follows two playful house-elves who find themselves suddenly cast out of their cozy home by a tyrannical mistress. Their adventure unfolds in a world where magical creatures and human cruelty collide, blending folklore with a dash of fairy-tale rebellion. The film's hand-drawn animation style and rich, warm color palette create an inviting yet bittersweet atmosphere, as themes of displacement and resilience shine through every frame.
The story's simplicity belies its emotional depth, with Sokolov's direction emphasizing the elves' childlike determination to find a new sanctuary. Nina Ruslanova and Yuri Volyntsev lend their voices to the endearing duo, grounding the fantastical tale in warmth and charm. Though short, *Homeless House-Elves* leaves a lasting impression, inviting viewers to reflect on the struggles of the overlooked and underfoot—literally.