The best classic Polish cartoons
The top 3 according to 0 votes from people: The Moomins (1977) · Pyza's Travels (1977) · Bolek and Lolek (1963). (Updated Apr 24, 2020.)
From Bolek and Lolek and Reksio to The Magic Pencil and Inventive Dobromir: ten classic cartoons from Polish animation studios worth showing to children.
Automatically translated (original in Polski). See the original
Top 10
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1
The Moomins (1977)
The Moomins, Little My and Snufkin in Se-ma-for studio's stop-motion.
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2
Pyza's Travels (1977)
Pyza, in a Łowicz folk costume, travels all over Poland.
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3
Bolek and Lolek (1963)
Two brothers and their adventures; over 150 episodes from the Bielsko-Biała studio.
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4
The Magic Pencil (1964)
Piotrek and his dog Pimpek draw whatever they need.
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5
Gucio and Cezar (1975)
A little elephant and a dog in funny adventures.
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6
Inventive Dobromir (1973)
An inventor who always has an idea.
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7
Reksio (1967)
Lechosław Marszałek's dog from the Bielsko-Biała animation studio.
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8
The Kidnapping of Baltazar Gąbka (1969)
The Wawel Dragon and friends set off to rescue the professor.
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9
Little Penguin Pik-Pok (1989)
The adventures of a little penguin on the ice.
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10
Plastuś's Diary (1981)
A little plasticine man lives in Tosia's pencil case.
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