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Alyosha Popovich and Tugarin the Serpent 

When the fearsome Tugarin the Serpent steals the city's gold, the young hero Alyosha Popovich sets out on a daring quest to recover the treasure and bring the villain to justice. Along the way, he is joined by an unlikely group of companions: his loyal mentor Tikhon, a talking horse named Julius, the wise grandmother Babusya, a mischievous donkey, and the beautiful Lyubava. Together, they embark on an adventure filled with unexpected challenges, humor, and heroic deeds.
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When the fearsome Tugarin the Serpent steals the city's gold, the young hero Alyosha Popovich sets out on a daring quest to recover the treasure and bring the villain to justice. Along the way, he is joined by an unlikely group of companions: his loyal mentor Tikhon, a talking horse named Julius, the wise grandmother Babusya, a mischievous donkey, and the beautiful Lyubava. Together, they embark on an adventure filled with unexpected challenges, humor, and heroic deeds.

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Genre:Animation, Comedy, Family, Fantasy
Directed By:Konstantin Bronzit
Written By:Aleksandr Boyarsky, Ilya Maksimov, Konstantin Bronzit, Maxim Sveshnikov
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Box Office:$1,732,414
Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:CTB Film Company, Melnitsa Animation Studio

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