After heroically defeating both the Snow Queen and the Snow King, Gerda still cannot find peace. Her dream is to find her parents who were once taken away from them by the North Wind and finally reunite the family. Thus, Gerda and her friends embark on an exiting journey to find her parents and encounter new challenges along the way: they discover an ancient magical artifact of the trolls, the Stone of Fire and Ice. From that moment on, things don't go according to the initial plan...Will Gerda be able to tame the mighty forces of the magical elements and get her family back? The answer will be reveled in 2016. This is a story which encompasses everything you love about Wizart: kindness, bravery, friendship, mystery, love of one's family, and a happy ending, of course!
Alexey Tsitsilin
Director
Nikolay Bystrov
Kay (voice)
Natalya Bystrova
Gerda (voice)
Filipp Lebedev
Rollan (voice)
Diomid Vinogradov
Orm (voice)
Alexander Gruzdev
Shaman (voice)
Olga Zubkova
Alfida / Atamansha / Trollolyata (voice)
Mikhail Tikhonov
Khippi (voice)
Olga Shorokhova
Babushka Orma / Trollolyata (voice)
Aleksey Agryzkov
Vladimir Nikitin
Oleg Novikov
Rakhat (voice)
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