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My Pet Dragon
Senior Lieutenant of the Navy Aleksey Alekhin, once descending to the seabed in a bathyscaphe, finds himself in a strange underwater cave that serves as a portal to a fabulous world. In this new unfamiliar place, he meets a little dragon left without a mother. Aleksey unwittingly becomes the dragon's guardian and friend and gives the baby the name Gorynych.
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Senior Lieutenant of the Navy Aleksey Alekhin, once descending to the seabed in a bathyscaphe, finds himself in a strange underwater cave that serves as a portal to a fabulous world. In this new unfamiliar place, he meets a little dragon left without a mother. Aleksey unwittingly becomes the dragon's guardian and friend and gives the baby the name Gorynych.
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Genre:Fantasy, Adventure
Written By:Alexandr Arkhipov
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Studio Globus, CTB Film Company, Russia 1, CGF Company, Cinema Foundation of Russia
Cast
Dmitry Khonin
Director
Alexander Petrov
Lyoha
Sergey Makovetskiy
Knyaz
Victoria Agalakova
Marusya
Aleksey Filimonov
Paramon Dunduk
Roman Kurtsyn
Bambula
Sergey Epishev
Doctor Zhul
Evgeniy Serzin
Baron Zigfrid
Dmitriy Bykovskiy-Romashov
Hans
Danila Rassomakhin
Peter
Dmitriy Kulichkov
Magistr Rudolf
Aleksandr Robak
First Mate Goryachev
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