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The Labyrinth
The Labyrinth

The Labyrinth

Genres

Animation

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A cartoon version of the Greek myth of Labyrinth.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

Russian

Runtime

20 mins

Rating

9/10

Release Date

08 February 1971

Country

Soviet Union

Cast

Anatoliy Papanov

Anatoliy Papanov

Procrustes (Damastes) (voice)

Aleksandr Grave

Aleksandr Grave

Natalya Kustinskaya

Natalya Kustinskaya

Lev Frichinsky

Lev Frichinsky

Sofya Zajkova

Sofya Zajkova

Aleksey Konsovskiy

Aleksey Konsovskiy

Theseus (voice)

Yakov Belenkiy

Yakov Belenkiy

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