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The Everlasting Story 

It’s a magical story about the incredible adventures of the young warrior called Koshi. There is only one goal in his life – to defeat the White Shadow, a monster who made him an outcast. But everything changes when Koshi meets a young dryad and circus actress May. By chance the destiny of all fairy creatures ends up in their hands, and now they have to make a tough choice between their own lives and saving the world from Ancient Evil.
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It’s a magical story about the incredible adventures of the young warrior called Koshi. There is only one goal in his life – to defeat the White Shadow, a monster who made him an outcast. But everything changes when Koshi meets a young dryad and circus actress May. By chance the destiny of all fairy creatures ends up in their hands, and now they have to make a tough choice between their own lives and saving the world from Ancient Evil.

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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Family
Directed By:Andrey Kolpin
Written By:Maria Parfenova, Evgeny Golovin, Anton Lanshakov
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Parovoz Animation, Digital Russia, Cinema Foundation of Russia

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