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Ankan and Monkan finally have a chance to get their first own apartment. All that's required is a permanent job. With tears, Alfie Atkins and a tableware, they are transformed into full-featured sellers of cellphones. The apartment contract seems to be a possible dream.
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Ankan and Monkan finally have a chance to get their first own apartment. All that's required is a permanent job. With tears, Alfie Atkins and a tableware, they are transformed into full-featured sellers of cellphones. The apartment contract seems to be a possible dream.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Emelie Lindblom
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:Dansk Skalle
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