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A One Way Ticket Mr. Z
A man gets on the train. Things that he sees cause him to have erotic and cruel associations with the sensuality of women and the industrial slaughter of animals. This train to self-annihilation goes only one way, there is no return.
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A man gets on the train. Things that he sees cause him to have erotic and cruel associations with the sensuality of women and the industrial slaughter of animals. This train to self-annihilation goes only one way, there is no return.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Andrzej Orzechowski, Zdzisław Kudła
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Studio Filmów Rysunkowych
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