Animated Polish Cartoons

5. Another Polish animated series, produced in the Studio of Small Film Forms Se-Ma-For, is a cartoon about the adventures of a young, white cat Filemon and an old, black, lazy cat Bonifacy. They lived on the farm.

6. The next fairy tale was about the not very intelligent Goat named Matołek who was walking around the world, looking for the town Pacanów and at the same time was falling into new troubles. The goat was wearing shoes, red shorts and a backpack.

7. The next fairy tale filmed in Se-Ma-For in Łódź is a series about Plastuś. It was a tiny creature made of plasticine. He lived in a pencil case with a rubber, crayon, penknife, pen and pencil. The pencil case belonged to Tosia, a first-class girl. Tosia made Plastuś at the beginning of the school year. All children liked it.

8. The first Polish folk-tale is the story of Small Pyza (small dumpling) made by a housewife. Pyza escaped from her plate and wanted to travel. She looked like a small girl and visited various regions of Poland, introducing young viewers to local traditions and local melodies.

9. The Sparrow Ćwirek was born in Łódź in Se-Ma-For.

He lived in a stork's nest and always got into troubles.

From this cartoon, children learned about the behavior of other species of birds.

10. Another animated fairy tale was the Ingenious Dobromir. This country boy was constructing new items that made it easier for him to carry out his daily duties.