Many centuries ago, during his reign, King Solomon grew angry with the powerful genie Yusuf and, using sorcery, imprisoned him in a clay vessel, sealing the spell with his magical ring. Years passed, eras changed, and the genie found himself free in modern‑day Moscow. By an incredible twist of fate, he was rescued from captivity by young Huckleberry Finn and his friend, the runaway slave Jim, who, through the power of magic, had also been transported from 19th‑century America to the streets of the modern metropolis. But the heroes’ adventures do not end there. The power of the ring is so great that Yusuf is pursued through space and time by the ancient demon Kishkash, who continues to carry out Solomon’s will. However, his true goal is to obtain the king’s powerful artifact in order to plunge the world into eternal darkness and chaos. The time for the decisive battle is rapidly approaching…

What made the little sorceress Jadwiga turn into the hermit Yaga and hide in a hut on chicken legs in a swamp? What will happen when Princess Sineglazka accidentally gets to Yaga in the swamp, whom the evil stepmother-sorceress forces to go to the ends of the world for rejuvenating apples? And who will force Yaga to help people again? Baba Yaga is a colorful and exciting adventure in which the strength of friendship and faith in goodness overcome evil, betrayal and loneliness.

Parrot Kesha is watching TV but, feeling offended, turns it off because movies are made about various animals — but not about him. Then Vovka suggests filming a movie with a video camera, which Kesha names “Dawn of Kesha the Parrot.”