The Pink Doll () is a Russian animated film directed by Valentin Olshvang, produced in 1997. Plot One girl had a tedious time all day long with her baby-sitter. When in the evening mother had come, the girl was glad to see her, but mother gave her a present and went to the meeting with an admirer. The girl stayed at home alone. In that present girl found a pink doll, that was the largest one in her collection. Girl began associating this doll as herself, and herself as her mother. This associations gives her deep feelings about this situation, where girl feels her as a bought off. A fact This animation is made by technics of paint-on-glass animation. Awards The second place in competition of students film works for award Saint Anna, 1997; Award on International Festival of Animated Films Krok in Kyiv, Ukraine, 1997; Silver Nail Award for the best animated film on International Festival of Young Cinema Kinoforum, 1997; Silver Dove Award at the International Festival of animated cinema in Leipzig, Germany, 1997; Award for the most dramatic plot in Russian festival of animation in Tarusa, 1997; Best First Film on International Cinema Festival in Zagreb, Croatia, 1998; Special award on International Animated Cinema Festival in Hiroshima, Japan, 1998; References External links Russian Database of animated films See also 2nd Open Russian Festival of Animated Film 1997 films 1990s Russian-language films Russian animated short films 1997 short films Paint-on-glass animated films