A Soviet claymation short film created by Garri Bardin in 1990 that retells the story of Red Riding Hood while incorporating political metaphors and themes about the USSR's demise; the wolf representing communism, devouring innocent creatures who have never known him.

Fergie wakes up in the body of a classic race car, leading to exciting races and a daring chase as Gustav tries to return Fergie to the tractor we all know and love.

The adventures of a Little Grey Fergie tractor with a magical spark plug which makes him a living being, and his “family” and the people working on their farm.

Gustav and his friend Gråtass have to save their farm from evil bureaucrats who are trying to close it down.

Summer is here, nights are short and it’s full moon. Little Grey Wolfy’s birthday is also approaching. He dreams of a real birthday cake with candles and cream, but everyone knows that cakes do not grow on trees.

Little Grey Fergie moves to a new farm with his friends. On the new farm they’re going to have such a good time! But things don’t turn out as they planned.

Little Grey Wolfy also wants to travel in the autumn with the birds, to warmer regions. But he is a wolf and he cannot fly.

The film brings us into an imaginative world with a kind, curious and slightly naive wolf, his friends and their adventures.

It is spring in the forest, and everything comes to life. The snow melts and the trees stretch after a long winter. The ice is cracking. Wolfy and Hare suddenly find themselves floating in the middle of the river on an ice floe, but good friends don't panic. Their imagination will come to their aid! And now they are not on an ice floe, but on a ship sailing on the seven seas for new exciting adventures!

Little Grey Fergie has settled in on his life on the farm, but sometimes he feels lonely as the only machine. One day a random event brings the metal scarecrow to life and gives Fergie a new friend.

The story of the friendship between Grey Owl and a beaver. Sheltered and fed by Grey Owl through babyhood, the little beaver is reluctant to return to his own people. But when he does, Grey Owl (Archie Belaney) is adopted by the entire beaver tribe. The film shows Grey Owl playing with his beaver friends and re-enacting the finding of the baby beaver.

Devastated by her best friend Marlon's death, Kim travels from NYC to Canada to attend his funeral. There she meets his family and friends for the first time and awkwardness ensues as she tries to explain how she never met him in person because their friendship had been exclusively online.

There is a "Grey" man, who lives in a colorful world.

Fergie and Clunky have to save the piglet without anyone discovering them. Later that day, a fox sneaks into the farm. Fergie must find the fox, save the hens, and get back on his usual place before anyone discovers him in action.

The first of four films in the "Five Little Peppers" series, based on Margaret Sinclair's popular book, about a widowed mother and her five children. In this one the family inherits co-ownership in a copper mine.

This is the story of a very special tractor. He’s quite a small tractor, although not as small as you. His name is Fergie – and he´s very pleased to meet you!

Skazka Skazok (Tale of Tales) is a 27-minute animated short film, considered the masterpiece of influential Russian animator Yuri Norstein. Told in a non-narrative style by free association, the film employs various techniques including puppets, cut-outs, and traditional cell animation. Using classical music and '30s jazz tunes instead of dialogue.