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So, "An Ordinary Miracle." Simply fantastic, with a plethora of brilliant actors, and more than half of the characters are wonderfully developed and evoke feelings of sympathy. For example: the wizard, his wife, the king, the princess, the Bear, the innkeeper, Emilia, the hunter, his apprentice, the first minister. Only Ostap Bender, the minister-administrator, doesn't evoke sympathy, but that's understandable; he's a very negative character, but even in his case, you can't apply silly formulas like "evil for the sake of evil," which are so often used, especially in fairy tales. In short, it's 10/10. A rare score, but in this case, without hesitation.