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A young man thrown into prison "for no reason" witnesses the history of the Far Far Away kingdom as a story is told to him by an old man who has been behind bars for a quarter of a century.
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A young man thrown into prison "for no reason" witnesses the history of the Far Far Away kingdom as a story is told to him by an old man who has been behind bars for a quarter of a century.
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Genre:Fantasy
Written By:Stas Turko, Evgeny Bankovskiy, Denis Dedik, Yuliya Haurylava, Pavel Nedzvedz
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Runtime:17 minutes
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