Georgy Danelia: The cat is gone, but the smile remains.

Georgy Daneliya, director of such now-recognized "cult" films as "Seryozha," "I Walk the Streets of Moscow," "Thirty-Three," "Don't Grieve," "Mimino," "Afonya," "Autumn Marathon," and "Kin-dza-dza"—to name just a few—has written a third book, a sequel to "The Stowaway" and "The Toaster Drinks to the Bottom," which continues the story of his films "Passport," "Nastya," "Heads and Tails," and "Fortune." He tells us small stories and memories, sometimes very funny, sometimes with a hint of sadness—so similar to his films.