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Blue Hares, or a Musical Journey 

Young clown Sasha is having trouble performing his act with his donkey Gena. After another failure, he decides to go on a journey with Gena. After traveling across the country, the friends return to their hometown and perform for the audience once again.
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Young clown Sasha is having trouble performing his act with his donkey Gena. After another failure, he decides to go on a journey with Gena. After traveling across the country, the friends return to their hometown and perform for the audience once again.

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Genre:Family, Comedy, Music
Directed By:Vitali Aksyonov
Written By:Mark Rozovsky
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Lenfilm

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