Blue's Clues and the Big City Adventure
A musical adventure that young viewers will enjoy as Blue and Josh travel to New York City for a big opportunity.
Lullaby for Brother
Every year in the summer the guys meet in order to go on another sailing trip. All of them were very lucky to have faithful and devoted friends. But the seventh grader Kirill is keenly aware of the lack of friendship in his class. He especially felt this when he was accused of stealing a wallet. Kirill himself found a thief — he turned out to be a quiet and defenseless Chirok, following the courtesy of yard hooligans. Taking Chirok under his protection, Kirill managed to fend for himself and his new friend.
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Every year in the summer the guys meet in order to go on another sailing trip. All of them were very lucky to have faithful and devoted friends. But the seventh grader Kirill is keenly aware of the lack of friendship in his class. He especially felt this when he was accused of stealing a wallet. Kirill himself found a thief — he turned out to be a quiet and defenseless Chirok, following the courtesy of yard hooligans. Taking Chirok under his protection, Kirill managed to fend for himself and his new friend.
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Genre:Family, Drama
Written By:Vladislav Krapivin, Stanislav Furin
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Runtime:67 minutes
Studio:Gorky Film Studios
Cast
Viktor Volkov
Director
Egor Grammatikov
Kirill
Yelena Moskalenko
Zhenka
Vladimir Zotov
Chirok
Valeri Fedorishchev
Dyba
Andrei Monakhov
Mitka
Vladimir Puchkov
"granddad"
Larisa Blinova
Eva Petrovna
Sofya Pavlova
Anna Viktorovna
Lev Durov
Kirill's father
Aleksandra Nazarova
Kirill's mother
Kapitolina Ilyenko
Zoya Alekseyevna
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