Directed by:
Alexander RoweComposer:
Arkadiy FilippenkoVOD (1)
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A girl named Olya never listened to her grandmother, but one day… due to an old and magic mirror, Olya met her own reflection – a girl named Yalo. Together they found themselves in the kingdom of crooked mirrors where one won’t find ordinary mirrors, because evil and not very honest people want to look better than they really do. They need distorted truth.Eventually, the girls win over Evil, and when Olya comes back home, she tries to get rid of her bad habits, about which she could learn only through the looking-glass. (iTunes)
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Olga Yukina
Soviet Union
Best movies:
Frosty (1964)
Kingdom of Crooked Mirrors (1963)
Tatyana Yukina
Soviet Union
Best movies:
Frosty (1964)
Kingdom of Crooked Mirrors (1963)
Georgiy Millyar
Russian Empire
Best movies:
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War and Peace: Part IV (1967)
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Aleksandr Khvylya
Russian Empire
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The Karamazov Brothers (1969)
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Anatoli Kubatsky
Russian Empire
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Lidiya Vertinskaya
China
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Don Kikhot (1957)
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Arkadi Tsinman
Russian Empire
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Anna Karenina (1967)
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Lidiya Korolyova
Russian Empire
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Evenings on a Farm Near Dikanka (1961)
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Павел Павленко
Russian Empire
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Frosty (1964)
Vera Altayskaya
Soviet Union
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Frosty (1964)
Evenings on a Farm Near Dikanka (1961)
Marya Iskusnitsa (1959)
Valentin Brylejev
Soviet Union
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12 stulyev (1977) (series)
The Red and the White (1967)
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Tamara Nosova
Soviet Union
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Andrei Fayt
Russian Empire
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