The Cat Started It All(1982)

The Cat Started It All is a children's film adapted from Yuri Tomin's story "Everything's the Other Way Around Today." Three kids—Galka, Yurka, and Slavik—declare a "Disobedience Day" and vow to ignore every adult command, doing only as they please. Their parents and teacher are baffled by the sudden rebellion, struggling to understand what's driven the children to such defiance. As chaos unfolds, the adults gradually find ways to convince the kids to reconsider their impulsive pact. A lighthearted tale about childhood mischief and the clash between youthful independence and adult authority, the film explores how children test boundaries and what it takes to restore order.