Finnick

Few people know that, secretly, all houses are inhabited by little monsters. These furry creatures are responsible for taking care of each family’s home, but despite their presence, they can never be seen by humans. However, within these tiny creatures, there is a great diversity of personalities and attitudes. Some choose to perform their task with care and dedication, while others seem to show little interest in their responsibility.

One of these little monsters is Finnick. Unlike his companions, Finnick doesn’t seem to be in much of a hurry to fulfill his job of turning a house into a true home. This monster is mischievous, somewhat indifferent, and tends to enjoy the calmness of his everyday life without worrying too much about the tasks assigned to him. But his monotonous life takes an unexpected turn when a new family moves into the house he’s been looking after.

The arrival of a new family in the home is an event that changes the course of the story. In this family, there is Christine, a 13-year-old girl who, although she seems like a normal girl, soon finds herself caught up in a series of strange and inexplicable events. The city begins to experience mysterious phenomena and unusual situations, and all signs point to these events being directly related to the presence of Finnick and his encounter with Christine.

As Finnick and Christine start to interact, it becomes clear that, for some reason, their bond has triggered a series of changes in the environment that once seemed impossible. The monsters, who had always remained in the shadows, begin to reveal their true power, and the life of the young protagonist is shaken by a blend of magic, mystery, and adventure.

Director: Denis Chernov

Genre: Adventure, Animation, Comedy, Family, Fantasy

Cast: Aleksandr Gudkov, Andrey Levin, Boris Dergachev, Boris Khasanov, Danya Milokhin, Ida Galich, Igor Yakovel, Ivan Chaban, Maxim Sergeev, Mikhail Chernyak, Mikhail Khrustalev, Sergey Mardar