Ptitsi Dolitat Do Nas Trailer (1971)
26 November 1971
Drama
Adaptation of the book by same title by Peter Stavinski, the film brings out the relations between children and birds in a new and unknown aspect, as a symbol of the purest and most direct expression of harmony.
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Bulgaria
26 November 1971
United States
06 October 1973
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