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Scarlet Flower

1991, Russian. Directed by Vladimir Grammatikov.

A girl tries to rescue her father from a mysterious curse by returning a scarlet flower to its rightful owner.

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1h 11m
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Language
Russian
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Released
17 May 1991
Original title
Сказка о купеческой дочери и таинственном цветке
Country
Belgium, Germany, Soviet Union
Written by
Ivan Biryukov, Valeri Zalotukha, Elena Lobachevskaya

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What Scarlet Flower is based on

Scarlet Flower is based on The Scarlet Flower (1858) by Sergey Aksakov.

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Scarlet Flower runs 71 minutes (1h 11m).

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Scarlet Flower isn’t streaming on any OTT platform in India yet; it released on 17 May 1991. (Checked 9 November 2026.)

What movies are like Scarlet Flower?

If you liked Scarlet Flower, try Princess, Four Kids and It, The House Elf.

Who directed Scarlet Flower?

Scarlet Flower (1991) was directed by Vladimir Grammatikov and stars Ekaterina Temnikova, Egor Grammatikov, Ruslan Shegurov.

What is Scarlet Flower based on?

Scarlet Flower is based on The Scarlet Flower (1858) by Sergey Aksakov.

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