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Baba Yaga Saves the New Year (2024) [N/A]

Release Date:
December 12, 2024

Original Title:
Баба Яга спасает Новый год

Alternate Titles:
Baba Yaga spasaet Novyy god

Genres:
Adventure | Comedy | Family | Fantasy

Production Companies:
Fresh Film

Production Countries:
Russia

Ratings / Certifications:
RU: 6+ 

Runtime: 99

Overview from TheMovieDB

The Snow Queen and Santa Claus were once old friends who learned the magic of cold together. But their paths parted when the Snow Queen, envious of her friend's strength, stole a magical artifact from which Santa Claus drew his power and created magic. The wizard was able to defeat the sorceress with some difficulty and imprisoned her in an ice prison. Thousands of years later, nowadays, the boy Yura finds the ice staff of the Snow Queen at the New Year's fair and unwittingly frees her. Returning to the modern world, she decides to take revenge on her sworn friend and comes up with an insidious plan that will freeze the whole world on New Year's Eve. For this purpose, she kidnaps a boy and takes him to the ice kingdom. To prevent her machinations and save not only Yura, but also the whole world, Santa Claus will need the help of the sorceress Baba Yaga, Ivan Tsarevich, Maria the artificer and other magical creatures. A new, incredible adventure awaits them.

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Production

Actor's Assistant:
Anna Vasilevich
Ulyana Breeva

Art Designer:
Kirill Egerev
Dmitri Belkin
Igor Kozlov

Art Direction:
Armen Ananikyan

Assistant Costume Designer:
Olga Fedotova
Viktoria El-Tandzhi

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Kseniya Nasakina

Assistant Production Design:
Dmitry Bakurov
Vyacheslav Kistenyov

Camera Technician:
Anton Krohalyov

Casting Director:
Alina Khabibulina
Dzhamilya Kudeki
Olga Korneychuk

Co-Writer:
Oganes Grigoryan

Colorist:
Natalya Oryol

Costume Design:
Tatyana Platonova

Creative Producer:
Araik Oganesyan
Evgeny Vikharev

Digital Imaging Technician:
Andrey Shatskikh

Director:
Karen Zakharov
Armen Ananikyan

Director of Photography:
Владимир Звёздочкин

Dolly Grip:
Vladislav Tavakalov

Editor:
Albert Valeev

Executive Producer:
Ekaterina Tishkova

First Assistant Director:
Yuliya Yakimcova

Focus Puller:
Anton Krohalyov

Gaffer:
Aleksei Igolkin

Lighting Technician:
Pavel Durnov
Vyacheslav Savelev
Vladislav Stepanov
Sergey Pavlenko

Makeup Artist:
Alla Aristova

Makeup Designer:
Yulia Politova

Music:
Oksana Pochepa

Music Editor:
Elena Sheretova

Original Music Composer:
Igor Babaev

Playback Coordinator:
Ivan Neroda

Post Production Producer:
Anastasiya Paklina
Alina Serebrennikova

Producer:
Armen Ananikyan
Mikhail Galustyan
Svetlana Malakhova
Nadezhda Ilyukevich

Production Design:
Dmitry Osipenko

Property Master:
Viktor Kidyaev

Screenplay:
Anna Domracheva
Артур Погорелов
David Galustyan
Evgeny Vikharev
Araik Oganesyan

Script Editor:
Evgeny Vikharev

Script Supervisor:
Anzhelika Zhevurova

Second Assistant Director:
Darya Malahova

Set Designer:
Andrey Minyaev

Sound Engineer:
Elena Sheretova

Special Effects:
Viktor Macal

Storyboard:
Timofey Kuleshov

Stunt Coordinator:
Valeriy Derkach

Stunts:
Prohor Zikora

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