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Five Skeins of Yarn 

Bibigul didn't know how to do anything, but she wanted to get married. Bragging to the khan almost cost her her head, and only chance and the girl's fighting temper save her.
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Bibigul didn't know how to do anything, but she wanted to get married. Bragging to the khan almost cost her her head, and only chance and the girl's fighting temper save her.

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Genre:Animation
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Animator Pro, Kazakhfilm Studios

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