'Elemental'
This Disney Pixar movie is based on the elements air, fire, water, and earth.
The Stone Flower
As the legend tells, there once lived at the factory an amazing craftsman named Danila. From childhood, he was taught all the secrets of artistic stone processing; he very skillfully carved stone figures, arousing sincere admiration. He had a fiancée, a girl named Katya, kind and sympathetic. Everything would be fine, but Danila is not satisfied with his skill, he wants to achieve perfection in this art.
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As the legend tells, there once lived at the factory an amazing craftsman named Danila. From childhood, he was taught all the secrets of artistic stone processing; he very skillfully carved stone figures, arousing sincere admiration. He had a fiancée, a girl named Katya, kind and sympathetic. Everything would be fine, but Danila is not satisfied with his skill, he wants to achieve perfection in this art.
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Genre:Animation, Fantasy
Written By:Aleksandr Timofeevskiy
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Runtime:27 minutes
Studio:Sverdlovsk Film Studio
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