14 March 1949 Animated 18 mins
About the return of the leader of the geese Gumennik and his flock from African regions to their native places in Russia.
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Boris Chirkov as Narrator / Gumennik / Marabu (voice)
Gleb Romanov as Helper (voice)
Yelena Tyapkina as Honker (voice)
Georgi Millyar as Grouse (voice)
Tatyana Pelttser as Geese (voice)
Viktor Gromov Director
Dmitri Tarasov Writer
A. Tarasov Writer
Dmitri Tarasov Lyricist
Vladimir Degtyarev Art Direction
Russia 14 March 1949
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24 March 1949
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25 April 1949
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13 September 1949
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21 July 1949
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30 September 1949
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15 June 1949
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13 November 1949
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