The story is about the early life of an Adélie Penguin. It can sort of be thought of as a proto-The Pebble and the Penguin, combined with March of the Penguins even though it predates both. CC Subs can be chosen and activated with button at bottom screen.

The adventures of the little penguin Lolo is a 1988 Japanese-Soviet animated children's movie. (Russian title: Приключения пингвинёнка Лоло / Priklyucheniya pingvinyonka Lolo; Japanese title: 小さなペンギンロロの冒険 / Chīsana Pengin Roro no Bōken). It was co-production between Japan and Soviet Union. The film was originally released as a three-part serial.

The movie tells the tale of Lolo, an Adelaie penguin, from his hatching to his adulthood, and the adventures he goes on. It begins as a sort of penguiny Slice of Life, but about halfway through, it becomes a (still penguiny) adventure story. Through the course of the movie, Lolo makes friends, meets humans, tries to fly, floats away on an iceberg, escapes from a ship, and engages in battle with a group of poachers.

A joint Soviet-Japanese production of the Soyuzmultfilm (USSR) and Livevok Corporation (Japan) Studios, with the participation of Sovinfilm (USSR) and Aist Corporation (Japan).

Some great Lolo the Penguin fan art can be found here:
http://rnj-nj.deviantart.com/favourites/61149217/Lolo-the-Penguin-Fanart