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Where Did the Dinosaur Track Lead? 

Three boys and a girl went to the mountains in search of a dinosaur. A lot of "scary things" came across on their way. Eventually, mysterious footprints led them to adult loafers hoping to find treasure at the bottom of the lake.
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Three boys and a girl went to the mountains in search of a dinosaur. A lot of "scary things" came across on their way. Eventually, mysterious footprints led them to adult loafers hoping to find treasure at the bottom of the lake.

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Genre:Adventure, Family
Directed By:Margarita Kasymova
Written By:Arkadi Kovtun
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Runtime:127 minutes
Studio:Gosteleradio USSR, Tajikfilm

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