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A Snow Fairy Tale
New Year's Eve. The boy Mitya, who loves to fantasize, jokingly tells his comrades at school that his children's toy watch with painted hands is magical and can stop all the clocks in the world, stop time, or even revive a snowman.
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New Year's Eve. The boy Mitya, who loves to fantasize, jokingly tells his comrades at school that his children's toy watch with painted hands is magical and can stop all the clocks in the world, stop time, or even revive a snowman.
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Genre:Fantasy, Family, Adventure
Written By:Grigori Yagdfeld, Viktor Vitkovich
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Runtime:68 minutes
Studio:Mosfilm
Cast
Aleksey Sakharov, Eldar Shengelaia
Director
Igor Yershov
Mitya Timoshkin
Alla Kozhokina
Lyolya
Klara Luchko
Black Soul
Zinaida Naryshkina
Paper Soul
Vera Altayskaya
Sale Soul
Evgeni Leonov
Old Year
Nikolai Sergeyev
Petushkov
Mikhail Pugovkin
Chauffeur
Margarita Korabelnikova
Lyolya / Mitya Timoshkin (uncredited) (voice)
Yuriy Sarantsev
Chauffeur (voice)
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