Pushchik Goes to Prague

Pushchik Goes to Prague was released on August 25, 1965.

Pushchik Goes to Prague was directed by Lev Golub.

Pushchik Goes to Prague has a runtime of 87m.

Pushchik Goes to Prague was produced by Semyon Tulman, Josef Beran, Jiří Holeček, Věra Venzarová, Josef Císař.

In a young socialist pioneers' camp Artek there are children from all over the world. Yura, a boy from Belarus, promises the Czech girl Zdena to catch her a bear cub in the virgin forest close to his home village, and send it to Prague for her. After they all return home, Zdena stubbornly reminds him of his promise. Yura gets many postcards from Prague with bears on them, painted by children whom the girl has proudly told about the promised gift. Yura's friend Mikhas agrees to help the boy with the hunt but they need time.

The key characters in Pushchik Goes to Prague are Yura (Andrei Filatov), Vladimir Semyonov, Tsdena (Kateřina Trávníčková).

Pushchik Goes to Prague is a Comedy, Family film.

Pushchik Goes to Prague has an audience rating of 5.2 out of 10.