Chortovyiky
2019 · 25m · Comedy · Animation · Action & Adventure
"Chortovyiky" is a small, cut-off countryside town. Three friends - Danko, Spindyk and Levko, different in character teenagers, are experiencing adventures, together they get into different messes and get out of them together. They confront the entire city of Internet zombies, start underground production of "Kopi-Lyuvak", fight with giant snail mutants, search for the legendary Cossack treasures. No matter how complicated the problems may seem, young heroes will always find a way out. Although not always wrong.
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