Soviet Union
Woven around the daily lives of two children, nine-year-old Nastenka and five-year-old Katia, this is a story of the 17 months' siege of Leningrad and of the people and families shattered by the war, their homes bombed and destroyed, their lives in a constant anticipation of the advancing German army and air raids. - IMDb
История двух маленьких блокадниц в осажденном Ленинграде: 7-летней Настеньки и 5-летней Катеньки. Голод, холод, путешествия через вымерзший город к Неве с санками за водой, смерть матери, ранение - все это выпало на долю детей, перенесших наравне со взрослыми все тяготы войны.
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| Bila jednom jedna devojčica (literal title) |  Yugoslavia |
| Była sobie dziewczynka |  Poland |
| C'era una volta una bimba |  Italy |
| Có Một Cô Bé |  Vietnam |
| Det var en gång en flicka... |  Sweden |
| Er was eens een klein meisje |  Belgium |
| Era uma Vez uma Menina |  Brazil |
| Es war einmal ein Mädchen |  West Germany |
| Il était une petite fille | Belgium |
| Il était une petite fille |  France |
| Hubo una vez una niña |  Spain |
| Oli kerran tyttö |  Finland |
| Once There Was a Girl (literal English title) | |
| Once Upon a Time There Lived a Little Girl (informal English title) | |
| Volt egyszer egy kislány |  Hungary |
| Жила-была девочка | Soviet Union |
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Natalya Zashchipina [5] | Katya |
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Nina Ivanova [10] | Nastenka |
