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Silver Bell
While playing in the meadow, the boy accidentally broke a silver bell. Once in a fairyland, he finds himself in the kingdom of Sukhovey and saves a casket with the seeds of this delicate flower.
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While playing in the meadow, the boy accidentally broke a silver bell. Once in a fairyland, he finds himself in the kingdom of Sukhovey and saves a casket with the seeds of this delicate flower.
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Saratov-Telefilm
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