The final paper "Fairy tale motifs in the animated film The Dragon from the Teapot" deals with the analysis of fairy tale elements in this animated film and their intermediate connection with other well-known fairy tales. The film "Dragon from the Teapot" is analyzed through fairy-tale motifs, such as magical objects, heroes and antagonists, and how these motifs are manifested in the narrative. The paper explores how the film uses classic fairy tale elements such as magic, transformation and the fight between good and evil. The film's intermedial connection with "Aladdin" and "Cinderella" was investigated through a comparison of thematic and motivic elements. "The Dragon from the Teapot" shares with "Aladdin" the motifs of magical objects and wishes that change the fate of the main character, while with "Cinderella" it shares messages about inner value and overcoming obstacles. The paper also analyzes visual and narrative similarities, and how these elements are adapted to the contemporary context. Special emphasis is placed on the way the film uses fairy-tale motifs to attract and retain the attention of viewers of all ages. The animated film "The Dragon from the Teapot" successfully combines traditional fairy tale motifs with modern animation techniques, creating a work that is both nostalgic and innovative. The film stands out for its ability to convey universal messages about courage, friendship and the power of kindness, making it relevant and appealing to a wide audience. The paper emphasizes the importance of understanding cultural and intermedial influences in the creation of contemporary animated films.