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Magical Stories. The Elixir of Goodness poster

Magical Stories. The Elixir of Goodness 

The first film in the fairy tale trilogy "Magical Stories." Dr. Golf is a kind wizard. He lives in his underground laboratory, constantly working on amazing elixir formulas and wanting to make the whole world kinder and better. Dr. Golf loves to tell magical stories, which he has been collecting from around the world for centuries and recording in his magic book. "The Elixir of Goodness" is a magical story told by Dr. Golf about a young, capricious ruler named Unur, who spends all his time in his entertainment room behind a monitor screen, surrounded by biorobots. Unur plays, has fun, and even conducts state affairs with a simple press of colorful buttons.
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The first film in the fairy tale trilogy "Magical Stories." Dr. Golf is a kind wizard. He lives in his underground laboratory, constantly working on amazing elixir formulas and wanting to make the whole world kinder and better. Dr. Golf loves to tell magical stories, which he has been collecting from around the world for centuries and recording in his magic book. "The Elixir of Goodness" is a magical story told by Dr. Golf about a young, capricious ruler named Unur, who spends all his time in his entertainment room behind a monitor screen, surrounded by biorobots. Unur plays, has fun, and even conducts state affairs with a simple press of colorful buttons.

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Genre:Adventure, Music, Family
Directed By:Liliya Soldatenko
Written By:Liliya Soldatenko
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Runtime:80 minutes
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