Wish of the Fairy Fish
Wish of the Fairy Fish
If you go fishing, be prepared to draw the fish of your dreams, the magical Pike, which can grant any three wishes. Only Emelya let two wishes down the drain, and decided to save the third. Therefore, in order to achieve the hand of the royal daughter Anfisa, he will have to act without magical power, on his own. And Pike will help him, who without her skin will appear as an ordinary girl Vasilisa.
اشتراک ۱ ماهه
71 هزار تومان
۲۰٪ تخفیف
59 هزار تومان
31 روز
اشتراک ۳ ماهه
215 هزار تومان
۲۰٪ تخفیف
179 هزار تومان
90 روز
انتخاب محبوب
اشتراک ۶ ماهه
407 هزار تومان
۲۰٪ تخفیف
339 هزار تومان
180 روز
اشتراک ۱ ساله
719 هزار تومان
۲۰٪ تخفیف
599 هزار تومان
365 روز
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Wish of the Fairy Fish is a 2023 Russian fantasy film directed by Alexandr Voytinsky. Produced by CTB Film Company and Studio Globus, the film is an adaptation of the 1913s Russian fairy tale "At the Pike's Behest" by Alexander Afanasyev.
The film follows other adaptations of the fairy tale including the 1938 live-action feature-length film and the 1957 animated short film of the same name filmed in the Soviet Union. The role of Emelya was embodied by Nikita Kologrivy, the Magic Pike was voiced by Mila Ershova, the Tsar declared by Roman Madyanov, and Koshchei was played by Fyodor Lavrov. Other roles include Alina Alekseeva, Yuri Kolokolnikov and Agrippina Steklova.
The principal photography took place in various locations, such as Saint Petersburg, the city of Perm, and the town of Tobolsk, Tyumen Oblast.
The film follows other adaptations of the fairy tale including the 1938 live-action feature-length film and the 1957 animated short film of the same name filmed in the Soviet Union. The role of Emelya was embodied by Nikita Kologrivy, the Magic Pike was voiced by Mila Ershova, the Tsar declared by Roman Madyanov, and Koshchei was played by Fyodor Lavrov. Other roles include Alina Alekseeva, Yuri Kolokolnikov and Agrippina Steklova.
The principal photography took place in various locations, such as Saint Petersburg, the city of Perm, and the town of Tobolsk, Tyumen Oblast.
