Артек
"Artek" is a symbol of ancient times, when "we were all Russian."
We wanted to make a comedy that pierces the heart.
Facts about this episode:
- This is the first movie of the studio after a complete change of team.
- Andrei Saimakov recorded the children's voices on the credits at the end of the video personally on his voice recorder in the first kindergarten in the city of Tolyatti, he persuaded the teacher to give him the opportunity to record the tales that the children said. The name of the girl who tells the tale of three bears in the credits is unknown.
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