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A Loaf of Bread 

By the end of the second World War, three prisoners wish to escape from the train carrying them from one concentration camp to another. To make it happen, they need to get food first.
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By the end of the second World War, three prisoners wish to escape from the train carrying them from one concentration camp to another. To make it happen, they need to get food first.

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Genre:War, Drama
Directed By:Jan Němec
Written By:Jan Němec
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:FAMU

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