VIDEO: How Russia's Cartoon Industry Fights Neoliberal Degeneracy
By Drago Bosnic | Aug 12, 2019
MOSCOW – The unexpected success of Russia's cartoon industry in recent years, especially with the Masha and the Bear cartoon series, has brought the long-awaited revival to Russian cartoonists. With Western MSM (mainstream media) pushing for the increasingly despotic regulation in media space, including the cartoon industry, this is a breath of fresh air. With over 4 billion views, one of the Masha and the Bear episodes is in the top 5 most popular YouTube videos.
With the utterly deranged policies of the allegedly "leftist" SJWs ("social justice" warriors), even the once-proud classics of the Western cartoon industry succumbed to the pressure of their suicidal neoliberal policies. This has become quite worrisome to tens of millions of parents in Western countries. The prospect of neoliberalism promoting degeneracy to their kids is a very motivating factor to find alternatives. Largely immune to the agenda of the Western MSM, Russian cartoon industry is precisely that. A healthy alternative with no depraved hidden agenda or subliminal endgame with potentially catastrophic consequences for the children's minds.
The International Center of Animation is being created in Moscow as part of Soyuzmultfilm. They are going to develop both traditional (hand-drawn and clay) and 3D animation. They will produce figurines and video games. These are very difficult tasks. They aim at liberating Russian TV screens of the invasion of foreign cartoons, as well as for entering international markets with their own products, to elbow such giants of the industry, such as Walt Disney.
Vesti Special Report: Moscow Cartoon Industry Gearing Up to Combat the Disney Colossus!
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Masha and The Bear - Recipe for disaster (Episode 17)
Masha and the Bear Premiere Where all love to sing (Episode 1)
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