Directors Tamara Pavlyuchenko and Semyon Morozov, 2001 All adventures begin with the arrival of the Druzhinin family to the dacha. While playing hide-and-seek, little Masha and her brother Pasha find a very strange object resembling a huge egg. After a while, a little dragon hatched from him. He is very sweet, kind and charming. This kind and exciting comedy “Dracosha and Company” is about the adventures of Dracoshi and his little friends.
Adventure,
Sci-Fi,
For children,
Comedy,
Family,
Crime
Director:
Konstantin Bromberg
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