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Adam vs Wąż
Adam confronts the Serpent, who often meets with the man's wife, Eve, and tempts her to taste the forbidden fruit. The Serpent brazenly responds to Adam's every argument, which the latter in turn counters with violence, pouncing on the tempter. Resolving this dispute may not be so easy.
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Adam confronts the Serpent, who often meets with the man's wife, Eve, and tempts her to taste the forbidden fruit. The Serpent brazenly responds to Adam's every argument, which the latter in turn counters with violence, pouncing on the tempter. Resolving this dispute may not be so easy.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Marek Hucz, Jan Jurkowski
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Studio:G.F. Darwin
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