Mykyta Kozhumiaka is the first ever full-length 3D animated feature to come out of Ukraine (in English, it translates to “Nicky Tanner and the Dragon Spell”). It has been collecting high praise and receiving warm reviews from various countries abroad. While it isn’t at its target box office sales just yet, it isn’t doing too bad for its first week – both in Ukraine and abroad. It is planned to screen the movie in as many as 60 countries, with Poland and Turkey as the first two on the list.
The Dragon Spell traces its origins from the creations of Anton Siyanika, a Ukranian writer. The tale is about a young boy who takes himself on a grand adventure to save two worlds: that of humans and that of magic against an evil witch possessed by the ghost of a dragon. He goes on a quest alongside the wizard in training Eddie and a feral child, Rocky. In the process, they learn what it means to be a true hero.
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Find out more about the story from Siyanika’s blog, and about the animation from The Dragon Spell’s Facebook page.
Source: designfaves.com