The best Yan Tsapnik’s family movies
We present our ranking of the best Yan Tsapnik’s movies. Do you love cinema? Or are you looking for a movie of your favorite actor to watch tonight? Surely you have some to see or that you did not know yet about Yan Tsapnik.
A Dog Named Palma
6.9/10
The film is inspired by an incredible story of a shepherd dog named Palm who was inadvertently left in the airport by her owner. She befriends nine-year old Nicholas whose mother dies leaving him with a father he barely knows - a pilot who finds the dog at the airport. It's a story of amazing adventures, true friendship and unconditional love.
Ghost
6.5/10
An aircraft designer becomes a ghost after a sudden death. Now he needs to engage a help of seven-grader in order to finish all his unaccomplished tasks.
Mini Max
Ambitious scientist Maksim Minaev is on the verge of discovery, thanks to which he can receive the Nobel Prize. In pursuit of fame, Maxim conducts a risky experiment on himself and shrinks to the size of an ordinary test tube. The young scientist desperately needs help, but his girlfriend abandoned him, his best friend betrayed him, and he has no one else to count on... Suddenly, the hero volunteers to help a 12-year-old boy chained to a wheelchair.
Shaggy Christmas Trees
4.5/10
A funny story about the adventures of a two hairy friends familiar from the "Six Degrees of Celebration" series.
Children for Rent
A parents struggling with their children suddenly get an advise for psychologist - to exchange the kids...
The House in the Heart
6.1/10
A young Russian heiress of fortune is going to Armenia in order to finish the procedure of an arranged marriage she desperately needs.
Dream Team
5/10
The amazing story of sports commentator Stepan Vershinin, which loses its prestigious place on television. In search of a new job, he becomes part of unusual competitions.
New Year's Alarm
This New Year's evening all the Morozovs family members are really alarmed - father's inheritance is in jeopardy...
Little Warrior
7.6/10
Vitya Kasatkin has an unusual hobby - he is engaged in Japanese sumo wrestling. His love for sumo was instilled in him by his father, who left the family 8 years ago and went to Japan. For many years, the boy has been living with one dream - to get to a youth tournament in Japan, in the hope that his father will see him, understand that he was wrong, and return to them.
