http://www.russiandvd.com/store/ (click "switch to English" at the top)
http://www.fromrussia.com/default.aspx/t鈥?/a>
That said, I will recommend 3 things, having been in the same situation:
1. Bring English version childrens movies of what you want to watch with her. You can buy Russian version ones of the same thing there very cheap. The more English verision ones she watches, the quicker she will pick up English. My 7 year old learned more English watching "Spongebob" in English than in English courses - because they have Spongebob on TV (she still learns more from English TV than in her ESL courses).
2. Go to http://www.220-electronics.com/dvd/dvdor鈥?/a> and buy a "Region Free DVD player" (portable). A portable region free player will allow you to watch English and Russian DVD's with your daughter AND your wife, and will allow them to watch Russian DVD's in the US when you finally bring them here.
The one the other poster listed from Circuit City is an "up-conversion" player, not a "region free" player - it plays standard US DVD's in HDMI/1080p mode (increasing quality of the picture). It will NOT play Russian region DVD's.
3. Turn on the English subtitles when you watch the English movies. It will assist your wife in understanding the English movies, and help your daughter learn the words.American movies dubbed in Russian?In case you're still wondering: http://www.filmix.net/
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American movies dubbed in Russian?Here you go (the shop has both Russian and English UI):http://www.fromrussia.com/default.aspx/t鈥?/a>
But as you see it sells in US format - NTSC - so to watch such movies in Ukraine, you must have multi-system (all-zone) DVD player - something like this:
http://www.circuitcity.com/ccd/productDe鈥?/a>
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