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Once Upon a Time (1976)
One day, Maria meets a prince who gives her a magic stone but then her stepsister steals it and throws it down a well. While trying to retrieve the stone, Maria falls in and awakens in a magical realm.
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One day, Maria meets a prince who gives her a magic stone but then her stepsister steals it and throws it down a well. While trying to retrieve the stone, Maria falls in and awakens in a magical realm.
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Genre:Animation, Family, Fantasy
Written By:Rolf Kauka
In Theaters:10/1/1976
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Rolf Kauka Film, Gamma Film
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