The Golden Watch
Street kid Petka stole a gold watch. But once in the orphanage, he learns the price of human kindness, warmth and care, the joy of friendship, mutual assistance and loyalty. After all, he returns the watch to its owner.
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Street kid Petka stole a gold watch. But once in the orphanage, he learns the price of human kindness, warmth and care, the joy of friendship, mutual assistance and loyalty. After all, he returns the watch to its owner.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Leonid Panteleyev
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Odessa Film Studio
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