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Cheburashka Goes to School - Stop Motion Film
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Cheburashka Goes to School

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Cheburashka Goes to School is a 1983 Soviet stop-motion animated short directed by Roman Kachanov. It is the fourth and final film in Kachanov's original series about Cheburashka and his crocodile friend Gena, characters created by writer Eduard Uspensky. The school theme develops after Cheburashka is unable to read a message from Gena, while their familiar adversary Shapoklyak also becomes involved.

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What is Cheburashka Goes to School about?

The short follows Cheburashka and his friend Gena in a story centered on school and learning. It was made in 1983 using Soviet stop-motion animation.

Is Cheburashka Goes to School part of the original Cheburashka film series?

Yes, it is the fourth and final film in Roman Kachanov’s original series about Cheburashka and Crocodile Gena. The characters were created by writer Eduard Uspensky.

Who directed Cheburashka Goes to School?

Roman Kachanov directed the 1983 Soviet animated short. He also directed the earlier original Cheburashka films featuring Gena and the small orange-eared creature.

What kind of animation is used in Cheburashka Goes to School?

It is a Soviet stop-motion film rather than a modern digitally animated production. The characters Cheburashka and Gena are presented through the handcrafted puppet-animation style associated with Kachanov’s series.

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