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The Truckies 

Big trucks face various challenges, make new friends and learn to work as a team. They overcome their fears and weaknesses to achieve a common goal and prove that together they can overcome any difficulties. One of them, overcoming internal and external obstacles, changes himself and changes his life, becoming what he always wanted to be.
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Big trucks face various challenges, make new friends and learn to work as a team. They overcome their fears and weaknesses to achieve a common goal and prove that together they can overcome any difficulties. One of them, overcoming internal and external obstacles, changes himself and changes his life, becoming what he always wanted to be.

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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Family
Directed By:Dmitry Grachev
Written By:Anna-Liza Tekhmeneva, Andrey Lipov, Aleksandr Ilinykh, Dmitriy Kuznetsov
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Studio:Forpost Production, Cinema Foundation of Russia

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