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A musical based on Russian folklore and fairytales.
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A musical based on Russian folklore and fairytales.
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Genre:Family, Fantasy, Adventure, Romance
Written By:Viktor Turov
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Runtime:129 minutes
Studio:Belarusfilm
Cast
Viktor Turov
Director
Konstantin Adashevsky
Tsar Dormidont / Jester
Natalya Vorobyova
Anfisa
Yevgeniya Sabelnikova
Nastya
Geliy Sysoev
Ivan Tarabanov
Vadim Aleksandrov
Grief-Misfortune / Petrushka
Bronius Babkauskas
general / owner of the booth
Algimantas Masiulis
chief buffoon / chief of the royal guard
Stanislav Sokolov
Jean-Philippe
Valentin Bukin
Siluyan Kapitonovich Potseluev
Yevgeni Perov
Anton Andronych
Yulyen Balmusov
royal treasurer
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