On September 1, the first day of school, a happy young boy named Fedya draws a picture of a little man on a white wall using coal.
Valentina Brumberg, Zinaida Brumberg
Director
Valentina Sperantova
Fedya (voice)
Mikhail Yanshin
Human (voice)
Serafima Birman
Queen of Lies (voice)
Lev Sverdlin
Supreme Liar (voice)
Serafim Anikeyev
(voice)
Georgiy Vitsin
(voice)
Vladimir Gotovtsev
(voice)
Vladimir Lepko
(voice)
Sergei Martinson
(voice)
Georgi Millyar
(voice)
Galina Novozhilova
(voice)
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