A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Release Date:
June 5, 1987
Original Title:
День загадок
Genres:
Animation
Production Companies:
Uzbekfilm
Production Countries:
Soviet Union
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 10
The meat grinder disappeared, the telephone disappeared, the TV disappeared, the tape recorder disappeared. It was schoolchildren who created a mysterious computer from household appliances in the attic of their house.
Animation:
Valeriy Zhirnov
Valery Shulenin
Vladimir Shevchenko
Art Direction:
V. Lebedev
Mavzur Makhmudov
Director:
L. Polevaya
Director of Photography:
Vadim Bakhteyev
Editor:
V. Lagutina
Lyricist:
R. Barinskiy
Ekaterina Karganova
Emma Moshkovskaya
Original Music Composer:
Eola Pak
Producer:
G. Babadzhanov
Script Editor:
N. Ulyanova
Sound Director:
Nariman Shadiyev
Writer:
Marina Vishnevetskaya
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