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The mischievous Carlson and the gullible Kid are the heroes of a well-known fairy tale. Carlson loves to play pranks very much, and for all the consequences of pranks he has a "proprietary" excuse: "It's nothing, it's an everyday thing!".
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The mischievous Carlson and the gullible Kid are the heroes of a well-known fairy tale. Carlson loves to play pranks very much, and for all the consequences of pranks he has a "proprietary" excuse: "It's nothing, it's an everyday thing!".
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Genre:Comedy, Adventure, Family
Written By:Valentin Pluchek, Margarita Mikaelyan, Sofiya Prokofyeva
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Ekran
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