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A Soviet children's television film based on an Italian fairy tale, a fairy-tale play from the series of televised productions of folk tales from around the world.
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A Soviet children's television film based on an Italian fairy tale, a fairy-tale play from the series of televised productions of folk tales from around the world.
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Genre:Family, TV Movie
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Studio:Channel 5
Cast
Valeriy Obogrelov
Director
Mariya Zhukova
Santina
Irina Sokolova
the fate of Santina
Larisa Leonova
laundress Franchiska / the fate of Franchiska
Irute Vengalite
queen
Leonid Tikhomirov
king
Konstantin Khabensky
prince
Valentina Egorenkova
gold seamstress
Olga Nikolskaya
gold seamstress's daughter
Sergey Vorobyov
winemaker
Anatoliy Nasibulin
guard
Elena Nesterova
Santina's sister
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