Suitcase
A humorous and absurd cartoon about a large yellow suitcase and its owner, who sets off on a journey by train. Nothing special, just a suitcase. Everything will change, you just need to unzip it. As soon as you open it, your gaze is drawn to an extraordinary sight: an entire city is busy baking a huge cake. Based on a poem by poet Vera Linkova.
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A humorous and absurd cartoon about a large yellow suitcase and its owner, who sets off on a journey by train. Nothing special, just a suitcase. Everything will change, you just need to unzip it. As soon as you open it, your gaze is drawn to an extraordinary sight: an entire city is busy baking a huge cake. Based on a poem by poet Vera Linkova.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Aleksandr Gorlenko
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Soyuzmultfilm
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