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Good Night, Little Ones! (2000)

Original title: Спокойной ночи, малыши!

2000-09-01 · 3m · RU
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"Good Night, Little Ones!" is a Russian-language children's show created by Alexander Tatarsky & Eduard Uspensky that was first aired in 1964. This listing in particular is for Yuri Norstein's sequence that he created to air before/after each episode (which only ran for a year from 2000-2001 before it was discontinued due to being "too dark" for child audiences). Norstein stated that it took 1.5 years to hand-draw and animate this sequence

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Frequently asked questions about Good Night, Little Ones!

What is Good Night, Little Ones! about?

"Good Night, Little Ones!" is a Russian-language children's show created by Alexander Tatarsky & Eduard Uspensky that was first aired in 1964. This listing in particular is for Yuri Norstein's sequence that he created to air before/after each episode (which only ran for a year from 2000-2001 before it was discontinued due to being "too dark" for child audiences). Norstein stated that it took 1.5 years to hand-draw and animate this sequence

How long is Good Night, Little Ones!?

Good Night, Little Ones! has a runtime of 3 minutes.