Pinocchio

Pinocchio is a simple little boy. He has a father, he goes to school, makes friends. He is no different from his peers, except for one significant nuance: he is wooden. He is cut out of a piece of singe by master Geppeto - his son recently died, and, mourning the loss, the man makes a wish for a star. A kind wizard comes to him. Impressed by the sad story, it is he who revives the puppet. Seeing that his creation has come to life, the newly-made father is overcome with surprise, excitement and delight. A blue fairy arrives to an unusual creature. From her he learns that he can become real. But for magic, you need to fulfill a condition: you need to be honest, brave and selfless. But soon Pinocchio meets the fox-swindler "Honest" John and the cat Gideon – they insist that in order to transform from a doll into a person, he does not need the truth, but fame and honor - he can get them if he goes to the puppet master Stromboli theater. In fact, their motives are insidious – they want to sell a live doll and fill their pockets with money. They don't care about the fate of the magical child. Will the boy be able to distinguish good from evil, guile from truth, go through a series of trials by temptations and change the body from wood to the attributes of life: flesh and blood?