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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
Directed By:Dmitry Khonin
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

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