“I Love You” by Rinat Timerkaev

Is there such a thing as Russian anime?

Rinat Timerkaev‘s I Love You, evokes the gentle moods of Japanese directors like Hayao Miyazaki and Makoto Shinkai. In Russian, without subtitles, it plays both as a human love story as well as a love letter to its director’s home town, Yekaterinburg.

(Thanks, Roman)