Sunny comedy with some horror and fantasy elements

This movie is a very sunny and optimistic comedy about love. In order to test his beloved feelings a young girl decides to risk and to turn into simple cow. She explains her decision by a tricky reincarnation theory. While her blindly beloved boy-friend reads poetry and takes the animal to his parents- some funny and intriguing situations happen around him. The film is actually made out of this comic and descriptive situations. Ironically the cow (who is taken by a girl-friend's accomplice from a local farm) turns out to be a real bewitched princess, who is searched by the government of an Asian country. The final is full of good solutions and everybody gets what he costs. The film is remarkable in well-done Russian pop music score and perfectly made one-eyed monster, magician and vampire who appears in the end of the film in order to take princess with him.

Written by Pavel Svetomusica 

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