King Harold has suddenly died, and now the giant Shrek is forced to become king of Far Far Away Land. Shrek respects the family traditions of his wife Fiona, but he really doesn't want to rule the country, and so he sets off with Donkey and Puss in Boots to find a new king. But while Shrek is searching for King Arthur, the other heir, Prince Charming is plotting new mischief.
The child kidnapper, the hideous, evil dwarf hunchback Rumpelstiltskin has lain at the bottom of the sea, cursed by a good sorceress, from the 15th century to the present day. He, turned into a greenish stone, is bought in an antique store by the widow of a policeman killed by a bandit, who is left alone with her little son. The saleswoman, who looks like a witch, says that the stone fulfills wishes. Rumpelstiltskin fulfills the woman's wish and revives her husband. But the fulfillment of the wish has broken the spell and the dwarf wishes for payment - her child...
Plasticine cartoon about inventor Wallace and his dog Gromit. In this movie, a gangster penguin rents a room in Wallace's house. To carry out the robbery, the penguin decides to steal the technical pants invented by his friends. But Gromit gets in the way of the robber.
Unemployed buddies, desperate to find a legitimate income, decide to rob cash collectors who have come to collect the proceeds at a supermarket. But the hapless criminals make a mistake at the door and get into... a police station where they're signing up volunteers. Had to become police officers...
A story in which Wallace has a "crush" on a wool store owner and the town is rocked by a mass disappearance of sheep! And who do you think was found guilty of all the crimes? Poor little Gromit! Now Wallace must do whatever it takes to save his friend! Group sheep equilibrating on a speeding motorcycle, shearing a cyborg dog "naked" and Gromit's debut as an aviation ace!
Wallace has run out of cheese. In search of his favorite treat, the restless inventor decides to go to the Moon. Wallace wants to find out if the Moon is made of this marvelous product. Wallace has built a rocket for this purpose. Gromit will have to go too. There must be someone to look after that fidgety Wallace.
Eleven-year-old Weida Saltenfass lives in a large house with her father and her demented grandmother. Her father is in the business of providing funeral services, and his funeral home is located right in the Saltenfass family home. The gloomy, funeral atmosphere of the house has a depressing effect on the girl. Mr. Saltenfass is completely immersed in work, after the death of his wife, he has no other interests in life. But everything changes when the funeral home hires a new employee. Cheerful Shelly forces Mr. Saltenfass to crawl out of his shell of emotional alienation - Weida has never seen her father so happy.
Bertie, a reckless racer in the past, is now a not very successful car repair shop owner. When his business is threatened with bankruptcy, Bertie decides to take part in the super-race "Generation Race", to make a profit and improve his business. And what does it matter if he doesn't have a car and the youngsters are stepping on his heels. Who raced in the '90s, knows how to solve problems.
