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The Love of Three Oranges

1971, Bulgarian. Directed by Viktor Titov & Yury Bogatyrenko.

The Prince, suffering from melancholy, embarks on a dangerous and fascinating journey in search of three oranges. In one of the oranges, he finds his beloved Adelita and is cured of the blues forever.

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2h 4m
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Bulgarian
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Released
12 February 1971
Original title
Любовта към трите портокала
Country
Bulgaria, Soviet Union
Written by
Nikola Kirov, Yury Bogatyrenko

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The Love of Three Oranges (1971) was directed by Viktor Titov and Yury Bogatyrenko and stars Boris Amarantov, Natalya Sedykh, F. Bastunopoulos.

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