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Backpack
A film from the animated musical anthology "Multipelki" (issue No. 3). A backpack is a lifesaver: it contains our whole life and a whole fountain of children's fantasies to boot! We won't go anywhere without a backpack: we won't go to school, not to the forest, not to go fishing, or even fly into space!
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A film from the animated musical anthology "Multipelki" (issue No. 3). A backpack is a lifesaver: it contains our whole life and a whole fountain of children's fantasies to boot! We won't go anywhere without a backpack: we won't go to school, not to the forest, not to go fishing, or even fly into space!
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Sergey Merinov
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Runtime:3 minutes
Studio:Aeroplane JSC
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