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Chebi. Day Off
Gena and Cheburashka have a day off. But each of them wants to spend it in their own way: Gena dreams of relaxing with a newspaper and a cup of tea, and Cheburashka cannot sit still for a minute. Will the friends be able to find a solution and spend the day together?
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Gena and Cheburashka have a day off. But each of them wants to spend it in their own way: Gena dreams of relaxing with a newspaper and a cup of tea, and Cheburashka cannot sit still for a minute. Will the friends be able to find a solution and spend the day together?
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Genre:Drama, Animation
Written By:Vasily Kutsenko, Vitaly Shlyappo, Anatoly Molchanov, Vyacheslav Zub
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Yellow, Black & White
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