Timur and the Squad
10-year-old Timur, who came to his grandfather Korney for the summer, finds the book "Timur and His Squad" by Arkady Gaidar in the barn, after reading which he decides to create his own team to help those who need it.
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10-year-old Timur, who came to his grandfather Korney for the summer, finds the book "Timur and His Squad" by Arkady Gaidar in the barn, after reading which he decides to create his own team to help those who need it.
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Genre:Adventure, Family
Written By:Denis Bespalyy, Natalya Morozova, Vladimir Morozov
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Runtime:72 minutes
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