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Forest Travellers
Forest Travellers

Forest Travellers

Genres

AnimationFamily

OverView

Every family has its scout.

Others

Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

Russian

Runtime

20 mins

Rating

7/10

Release Date

01 January 1951

Country

Soviet Union

Cast

Vladimir Ratomsky

Vladimir Ratomsky

Yuliya Yulskaya

Yuliya Yulskaya

Margarita Doktorova

Margarita Doktorova

Aleksandra Panova

Aleksandra Panova

Yuri Khrzhanovsky

Yuri Khrzhanovsky

Viktoriya Ivanova

Viktoriya Ivanova

Tatyana Barysheva

Tatyana Barysheva

Grigori Belov

Grigori Belov

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