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Dogs at the Opera
Moscow, early 20th century: Stray dog Samson, fleeing from animal catchers, finds himself in the Bolshoy Theater, where he meets charming Margot, a pet of prima ballerina Anastasia. The plot thickens as the unique tiara that belonged to the Queen of Great Britain and that Anastasia has to wear in the fourth act, is stolen from the dressing room. Without the tiara, the show cannot go on, so Margot and Samson have to save the day to the sounds of the great Georges Bizet.
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Moscow, early 20th century: Stray dog Samson, fleeing from animal catchers, finds himself in the Bolshoy Theater, where he meets charming Margot, a pet of prima ballerina Anastasia. The plot thickens as the unique tiara that belonged to the Queen of Great Britain and that Anastasia has to wear in the fourth act, is stolen from the dressing room. Without the tiara, the show cannot go on, so Margot and Samson have to save the day to the sounds of the great Georges Bizet.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Family
Written By:Vasily Rovensky
In Theaters:
Box Office:$3,063,844
Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Nashe Kino, KinoFirma, Luminescence
Cast
Vasily Rovensky
Director
Diomid Vinogradov
Samson / Butcher (voice)
Anna Starshenbaum
Margo (voice)
Pavel Priluchnyy
Dark Officer (voice)
Garik Kharlamov
Goliaf (voice)
Aleksandr Gavrilin
Krasavchik (voice)
Filipp Lebedev
Naperstok (voice)
Irina Kireeva
Anastasia / Baroness (voice)
Anastasia Portnaya
Knopka / Woman in a Red Dress (voice)
Anton Eldarov
Shustry (voice)
Vasilisa Sorokina
Son of Samson and Margo (voice)
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