The most difficult question on the morning of January 1, where to go with children, is closed by the woman. We saw the trailer and wanted to write something like "If a lullaby doesn't make you cringe, you don't have a heart". Valantaratova already said it: "For me, "Omeka" is first of all my mother's lullaby. You hear a familiar tune and remember the feeling of childhood when your mother is nearby, you can hug her and fall asleep peacefully. There is so much warmth in this story, even though there is snow and ice all around. As a child, you follow everything else after everything you are a bear cub and especially find mom a surprising adult and cub. Dobby: How patiently she answers questions, takes care of him and helps him learn about the world. There is so much love in these simple scenes. Omka's friendship with the boy is also close to me - their openness and joy from the meeting. I want children to keep this ability to be friends and support each other. I hope that the new movie preserves this tenderness and becomes part of happy memories for today's children, just like the cartoon once became for us. And it's very symbolic that Omeka's new story comes out on January 1, the day when you especially want to believe in miracles." Let's turn off the skeptic and wait for the warm winter story that is written in our cultural code.

The most difficult question on the morning of January 1, where to go with children, is closed by the woman. We saw the trailer and wanted to write something like "If a lullaby doesn't make you cringe, you don't have a heart". Valantaratova already said it: "For me, "Omeka" is first of all my mother's lullaby. You hear a familiar tune and remember the feeling of childhood when your mother is nearby, you can hug her and fall asleep peacefully. There is so much warmth in this story, even though there is snow and ice all around. As a child, you follow everything else after everything you are a bear cub and especially find mom a surprising adult and cub. Dobby: How patiently she answers questions, takes care of him and helps him learn about the world. There is so much love in these simple scenes. Omka's friendship with the boy is also close to me - their openness and joy from the meeting. I want children to keep this ability to be friends and support each other. I hope that the new movie preserves this tenderness and becomes part of happy memories for today's children, just like the cartoon once became for us. And it's very symbolic that Omeka's new story comes out on January 1, the day when you especially want to believe in miracles." Let's turn off the skeptic and wait for the warm winter story that is written in our cultural code.