Magic Arch

Magic Arch is an animated fantasy film about a young dolphin named Delphi who lives in an underwater city. While exploring a sunken fortress with his friend Zeb, Delphi finds an enchanted arch that allows fish to transform into whatever they wish to be. When a group of antagonistic moray eels discovers the arch and uses its power to threaten the community, Delphi must find his missing father and gain the strength needed to defeat the villains and protect his home.

The movie was co-directed by Vasiliy Rovenskiy and Natalya Nilova. This project was the second film in Rovenskiy's career, following The Big Trip, and the second for Nilova. The screenplay was written by Rovenskiy and Alec Sokolow, who previously worked as a writer on Toy Story. The voice cast features Stephen Thomas Ochsner as Delphi, Daniil Medvedev as Zeb, and Liza Klimova as Mia, with additional voices provided by Bruce Grant, David Grout, and Jacqueline Efremova.

Produced as a collaboration between Russia and Hungary by Cinema Fund, Licensing Brands, and Luminescence, the film has a runtime of 83 minutes. Audience reception is mixed, with a rating of 5.3/10 on IMDb based on 14,000 votes and a higher score of 6.5/10 on TMDB from 32 votes.