27 May 1968 Drama, Family 76 mins
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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Mark Tolmachyov Director
Leonid Panteleyev Writer
Leonid Panteleyev Book
Nikolay Ilchuk Director of Photography
Nikita Bogoslovskiy Original Music Composer
Aleksandra Konardova Production Design
Abram Blogerman Sound Director
Gold watch Trailer
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