The continuation of the family hit - about a year in the life of Cheburashka with Gena. The big-eared one is growing up, arguing with his adult friend, trying to be independent, and sometimes misbehaving. An awkward moment at someone else's celebration sets off a chain of events: a getaway to the mountains, postcard-like landscapes, dangerous adventures, and an important conversation about trust. The continuation of the story about the big-eared hero begins with an ordinary, almost home-like situation: he has been living with Gena for a year, getting used to the rules, and suddenly decides that adults command too often. Independence grows faster than caution - hence the mischief, grievances, and quarrels that anyone raising a child will recognize. The turning point occurs at Sonia's lavish birthday party. The celebration is envisioned as a perfect picture, but one random prank ruins the plans, and the tension only escalates. To avoid hearing another "you can't do that," the hero secretly escapes to the mountains with Sonia and Grisha. There, instead of the familiar yard - there is space, wind, and roads that hide challenges. The mountain landscapes in this story act as a separate character: they promise freedom at times, but also remind that any bravery requires responsibility. The children's team finds themselves in situations where they need to quickly decide whom to trust, how to stick together, and what to do when it gets scary. Meanwhile, the adults unite and follow their trail - without the usual disagreements, because it is more important to bring the children home. Where to go with children in Moscow can be found on KudaGo.