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New Year's Adventure of Movie
The first cartoon about the adventures of a dog named Movie. On New Year's Eve, Movie saves Father Frost's gifts from hooligan cats and receives an invitation to go to the holiday as the Snow Maiden.
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The first cartoon about the adventures of a dog named Movie. On New Year's Eve, Movie saves Father Frost's gifts from hooligan cats and receives an invitation to go to the holiday as the Snow Maiden.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Family
Written By:Vasyl Volontyrets, Borys Volkov
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Borisfen Animation Studio
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