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The boy Mitya overslept in the morning. The alarm clock rang - he turned it off. The signal "Listen up everyone" / wake-up call to the Pioneer Dawn school sounded on the radio - he covered the loudspeaker with a pillow. The guys shouted through the window that the whole class had gone to take the BGTO standard, but Mitya was sleeping and was letting everyone down, which meant he would not receive the BGTO badge ("Be ready for work and defense"). But Mitya, with great reluctance, said, "I'll go tomorrow," and covered himself with a blanket.
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The boy Mitya overslept in the morning. The alarm clock rang - he turned it off. The signal "Listen up everyone" / wake-up call to the Pioneer Dawn school sounded on the radio - he covered the loudspeaker with a pillow. The guys shouted through the window that the whole class had gone to take the BGTO standard, but Mitya was sleeping and was letting everyone down, which meant he would not receive the BGTO badge ("Be ready for work and defense"). But Mitya, with great reluctance, said, "I'll go tomorrow," and covered himself with a blanket.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Yuriy Kirshon
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Soyuzmultfilm
Cast
Aleksandr Ivanov
Director
Larisa Bukhartseva
Pillow / Fish (voice)
Serafim Anikeyev
Don Quixote (voice)
Mariya Vinogradova
Mitya (voice)
Erast Garin
Mattress-chairman (voice)
Elena Ponsova
Chair (voice)
Georgiy Vitsin
Hottabych (voice)
Gennadiy Dudnik
Alarm clock (voice)
Irina Pototskaya
Mitya's classmates (voice, uncredited)
Yuri Khrzhanovsky
Report card / pallet (voice, uncredited)
Georgi Millyar
Chair (voice, uncredited)
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