Soyuzmultfilm studio is staging an official New Year celebration in a show format titled Cartoon and Christmas Tree, featuring beloved studio characters alongside the prominent millionaire blogger Milana Khametova. The event’s press service shared this plan with socialbites.ca, signaling a festive fusion of tradition and modern digital culture.
The production promises to captivate audiences across generations by showcasing cutting edge technology at the crossroads of media, interactivity, and spectacular effects. Attendees can expect a sequence of dazzling musical performances, with Soyuzmultfilm characters voices being recreated through neural network technology. The spectacle will also include acrobatics, choreographed dances, and aerial performances by skilled performers performing inside a venue that rises above the stage itself.
The narrative adopts an unboxing theme, where each progressive stage of the tale allows the characters to transform based on the lessons they acquire. The storyline follows a typical boy who becomes the owner of an unusual application, while his curious sister opens a mysterious gift and unexpectedly enters the device. To rescue her, the boy must navigate virtual worlds, guided by the blogger Milana Khametova who serves as a friendly guide through the digital landscape for young audiences.
Across the festive period, a total of 32 shows are scheduled to run in Moscow from December 27 through January 7, with performances centered around the VK Stadium area to accommodate a sizeable audience and ensure an immersive experience for families and fans of animation.
In related news, industry observers have followed developments at Soyuzmultfilm with interest, noting ongoing collaboration between traditional animation houses and new media figures to enrich children’s entertainment while preserving classic storytelling. This approach aligns with broader trends in how studios blend live performances, animated characters, and digital innovation to create memorable holiday experiences for Russian audiences and international visitors alike.