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A String of Pearls
The Tsar of Spirits – a creator, surrounded by his kind geniuses and his loyal servant Pamphilius, leads an interesting life. With the help of Zephius, a scholar-astrologer, he not only fulfills his request to save Elimar's son from poverty, but also helps the young man rediscover his interest in life.
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The Tsar of Spirits – a creator, surrounded by his kind geniuses and his loyal servant Pamphilius, leads an interesting life. With the help of Zephius, a scholar-astrologer, he not only fulfills his request to save Elimar's son from poverty, but also helps the young man rediscover his interest in life.
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Genre:Family, Fantasy, Music, TV Movie
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Studio:Central Television USSR
Cast
Tatyana Maslova, Vladimir Poglazov, Galina Sokolova
Director
Rogvold Sukhoverko
Царь духов
Vladimir Zemlyanikin
Памфилий
Vsevolod Davydov
Зефис
Elena Millioti
Домовой
Georgiy Bogadist
Элимар
Valery Shalnyh
Хенрик
Aleksandra Turgan
Грета
Vladimir Poglazov
Зима
Aleksey Kutuzov
Лето
Nina Lunyova
Осень
Aleksandra Medvedeva
Весна
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