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The Wondrous Candy Rooster poster

The Wondrous Candy Rooster 

The musician plays the laterna. He gives Candy Rosster to the boy. The world around the boy is filled with flowers and magic. The boy circles around the Sun. He lets him lick his Candy Rooster. But in the end, the Candy Rooster runs out, only the match remains.
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The musician plays the laterna. He gives Candy Rosster to the boy. The world around the boy is filled with flowers and magic. The boy circles around the Sun. He lets him lick his Candy Rooster. But in the end, the Candy Rooster runs out, only the match remains.

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Genre:Animation, Family
Directed By:Radka Bachvarova
Written By:Iv. Teofilov
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Sofia Animation Studio

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