Glasha and Kikimora

About This Movie

Ah, 'Glasha and Kikimora'—it’s one of those curious little gems from '92 that feels both whimsical and eerie at the same time. The animation has this hand-drawn charm, with a layered look that enhances that old-world folklore vibe. The pacing is slow, almost dreamlike, which suits the nighttime setting and the themes of childhood fears and fantastical elements perfectly. The tension builds subtly as we meet the mysterious old woman, and the shadows flickering on the walls create a real sense of unease. The juxtaposition of the old cat and the playful little sister adds an unexpected warmth, even as the story darkens. Definitely distinctive in how it balances light and shadow, both thematically and visually.

Hand-drawn animation styleThemes of childhood fearsEerie folklore atmosphere