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Space Dogs (2010)

Belka, the amazing flying dog is unexpectedly hurdled into the streets of Moscow when the rocket she is in malfunctions during one of her circus routines. Fortunately the crash leads her to meet a streetwise dog named Strelka and her irredeemable rat friend Venya. Together with other amusing friends found along the way, the three find themselves in a space program-training center where they get sent away in a rocket, leaving planet Earth...
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Belka, the amazing flying dog is unexpectedly hurdled into the streets of Moscow when the rocket she is in malfunctions during one of her circus routines. Fortunately the crash leads her to meet a streetwise dog named Strelka and her irredeemable rat friend Venya. Together with other amusing friends found along the way, the three find themselves in a space program-training center where they get sent away in a rocket, leaving planet Earth...

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Genre:Family, Animation
Directed By:Inna Evlannikova, Svyatoslav Ushakov
Written By:Alexander Talal, John Chua, Vadim Sveshnikov, Maxim Sveshnikov
In Theaters:4/3/2010
Box Office:$8,553,835
Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:CN Film, KinoAtis

Cast

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Inna Evlannikova, Svyatoslav Ushakov

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Anna Bolshova

Belka (voice)

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Evgeny Mironov

Venya (voice)

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Sergey Garmash

Kazbek (voice)

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Aleksandr Bashirov

Mops (voice)

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Elena Yakovleva

Strelka (voice)

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Ruslan Kuleshov

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Sergey Yushkevich

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Nikolay Smorchkov

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Vladimir Dovzhik

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Nina Shmelkova

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Zhanna Nikonova

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