Before becoming an animator Anatolii Surma studied to be a tractor driver, and even worked in a regional road service office. His passion for animation began with The Simpsons and South Park. And while American TV series are generally created by huge studios, the distinctly recognisable characters that make up this whole absurdist world come from the hand of an amateur artist from a village in Khmelnytskyi oblast.  

Anatolii Surma never writes scripts for his cartoons. The ones he does write end up in the oven. This is a documentary about the author of the visual identity of this year’s Docudays UA that reveals the secrets behind his creative process, the source of ideas and the inspiration for Anatolii Surma.