Vladimir Feklenko

Two childhood friends work in the same police department. Sergey Glukharov is an investigator, Denis Antoshin is an operative. An ordinary evening, which they decided to spend with friends in a restaurant, brought them a terrible surprise.

The princess doesn't want to get married and cries. She finds a toy dragon, and it comes to life. They escape the castle and meet a boy wizard in the forest—Baba Yaga's grandson. The wizard transforms the dragon into a real dragon, which, although it grows in size, is still capricious like a little one, and they have nowhere to live. The wizard performs another miracle, and a magnificent castle appears on the shore. Now everyone is happy—they can peacefully raise the Golden Dragon and continue practicing their magic.

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A mystery around a search for a lost skull of Nikolay Gogol.

The film begins in the "monkey" district police Department of Moscow, where the detainee is delivered type of 60 years in a Bathrobe and Slippers. This homeless-looking character claims that he is Maxim Averin, who starred in the series "Glukhar" in the role of Sergei Glukharev. Who is this old man, and will the police find the real Maxim Averin? How and why are Denis Rozhkov, aka Antoshin, and Alexander Bobrov, aka Agapov, on the stage?

Russia. 1910. The once famous magician Arseny Vilsky has lost his popularity and drags out a miserable existence as a traveling circus performer. Gathering his remaining strength, he prepares to perform, to fulfill his last illusion.

Russia. 1910. The once famous magician Arseny Vilsky has lost his popularity and drags out a miserable existence as a traveling circus performer. Gathering his remaining strength, he prepares to perform, to fulfill his last illusion.

Russia. 1910. The once famous magician Arseny Vilsky has lost his popularity and drags out a miserable existence as a traveling circus performer. Gathering his remaining strength, he prepares to perform, to fulfill his last illusion.

We live to find our destination. Or our destination gives us life? Are 3 minutes enough to discuss this?

We live to find our destination. Or our destination gives us life? Are 3 minutes enough to discuss this?

We live to find our destination. Or our destination gives us life? Are 3 minutes enough to discuss this?