An interactive exhibition shows how family films and animated movies are created - from the first sketches to the finished frames. Play areas, rare exhibits, and multimedia installations turn the history of children's cinema into a living adventure. At the heart of the exhibition about children's cinema is a route through imaginary worlds. Guests move from hall to hall: from the depths of the sea and the forest to imaginary palace interiors and outer space. Separate zones are dedicated to what is usually hidden from the viewer. Here, you can experiment with light and shadow, try your hand as an animator, and "bring a character to life." Next to the interactive tables are showcases with puppets, sketches, and items that participated in the creation of films and series for children. Particular attention is drawn to the robot guide Arkasha. He helps visitors not to get lost among the halls and shares stories about the film industry. Where to go in Moscow today is known by KUDAGO.