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Crocodile Gena works in a zoo - a crocodile. Every evening he returns home to his lonely apartment. Finally he tired of playing with himself in chess, and Gene decides to make friends. On the ads pasted around the city, responding animals and people. First comes a girl with a homeless puppy Gal, followed by the Cheburashka...
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Crocodile Gena works in a zoo - a crocodile. Every evening he returns home to his lonely apartment. Finally he tired of playing with himself in chess, and Gene decides to make friends. On the ads pasted around the city, responding animals and people. First comes a girl with a homeless puppy Gal, followed by the Cheburashka...
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Genre:Family, Animation
Written By:Michiru Shimada, Makoto Nakamura, Ryunosuke Kingetsu, Mikhail Aldashin
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Box Office:$54,034
Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Cheburashka Movie Partners, Frontier Works, TOHO, Shogakukan, TV Tokyo Broadband Entertainment, Studio Deen, movic, Hakuhodo DY Media Partners, Yahoo! Japan, Cheburashka Project, Ffango Entertoyment, TV Tokyo, Pilot Studio
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