Toronto, 2002. Active and cheerful 13-year-old Meilin tries her best to be the first in everything in order to please her strict, hyper-parental mother. The girl's family lives in a temple and worships the Goddess Progenitor. One fine morning, Meilin wakes up and instead of her usual reflection in the mirror, she sees a red panda - now transformed into a large beast when she is worried, angry or experiencing other strong emotions. Not only does this happen at the most inopportune moments, but her attendance at the concert of her and her friends' adored boy band, 4-Town, is jeopardized.

It's hard to be a producer when you're a koala and you have paws. It's even harder when your loyal assistant is older than a typewriter. And it's fun when your troupe is a non-stop chubby dancer, a prickly punk girl, a shy schoolgirl, a gangster and a mom of many children whose kids are piglets in the truest sense of the word. The recipe for success is simple - rush to the entertainment capital of the world, recruit a legendary rock musician and blow up the stage with a new show.

The amazing Madrigal family lives in a magical house hidden in the mountains of Colombia, located in a marvelous and enchanting place called Encanto. Every child in the Madrigal family has been blessed by the magic of the place with a unique gift, from superpowers to the ability to heal. Alas, only young Mirabel was spared by the magic. Discovering that Encanto's magic is in danger, Mirabel decides that she may be the last hope of saving her special family.

Martial arts master Miyagi, his follower Daniel and other students win a convincing victory over Kriz's karate school. Kriz hatches a plan for revenge.

He enlists the help of his old army buddy Terry, with whom they served together in Vietnam. A ruthless martial artist, Terry vows revenge on Miyagi and Daniel....

Karate teacher Miyagi leaves Los Angeles and travels to Okinawa to visit his dying father. Daniel accompanies him on the trip. There, Miyagi meets his old enemy, and Daniel makes a new one....

Every child should have a friend. A real one, not just a pet. Such a best friend can be a wonderful robot that can move, talk, but most importantly - connected to the Internet, and helps its owner to make publications in social networks and learn about all the latest trends, to keep in touch with classmates and to be aware of events. All schoolchildren have them, except for shy Barney, who feels like an outsider among his peers - until he receives a long-awaited birthday present. But the robot named Ron turned out to be defective, and his young master decides to teach him everything he knows himself.

A private detective investigates a mysterious crime in which the animated character Roger Rabbit is suspected. The detective finds himself in an unpredictable world, where he finds drawn villains with real revolvers, a talking car and a seductive cartoon beauty.

To save his son, a famous NBA champion is sent to a fairy tale world where he is forced to battle digital replicas of famous players on a basketball court as part of a team of cartoons.

Oliver prefers to live on the streets rather than in a shelter. He falls in with a kind "family" of thieves and becomes a pickpocket.

Brothers Tim and Ted have long since grown up and distanced themselves from each other. Ted became the CEO of an investment fund, and Tim devoted himself to his family. He got married, settled in the suburbs and had two beautiful daughters, Tina and Tabitha. 7-year-old Tabitha is smart and very studious. Despite her young age, she is already top of the class, and little Tina actually turns out to be an agent for BabyCorp.

After learning that the evil genius Dr. Erwin Armstrong is raising an army of evil babies, Tina, with the help of her daddy and uncle, decides to confront him.