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The Tale of the Magic Pomegranate
One day, trouble came to the palace — the beautiful princess fell seriously ill. The doctor said that only the juice of a magic pomegranate can cure her. And only a person with a kind heart and pure, sincere thoughts can get it.
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One day, trouble came to the palace — the beautiful princess fell seriously ill. The doctor said that only the juice of a magic pomegranate can cure her. And only a person with a kind heart and pure, sincere thoughts can get it.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Raim Farhadi
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Uzbekfilm
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