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Three Heroes. Daily Tales 2 poster

Three Heroes. Daily Tales 2 

Three heroes - that's why they are heroes, because every day they are ready for new fairy-tale feats. The mighty trinity can do everything - greet the overseas king in the highest rank, expose the impostors, return the horse Julius' ability to talk, and turn the prince back from a mosquito into a man. And do it, as always, cheerfully, amicably, and with ingenuity.
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Three heroes - that's why they are heroes, because every day they are ready for new fairy-tale feats. The mighty trinity can do everything - greet the overseas king in the highest rank, expose the impostors, return the horse Julius' ability to talk, and turn the prince back from a mosquito into a man. And do it, as always, cheerfully, amicably, and with ingenuity.

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Genre:Animation
Directed By:Ekaterina Salabay
Written By:Artem Fuchizhi, Aleksandr Vorozheykin, Aleksandr Boyarsky, Konstantin Feoktistov
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:CTB Film Company, Melnitsa Animation Studio

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