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And God Created the Woman
A highlander creates a painting that depicts a paradise garden. Adam from the picture feels lonely when he notices that each creature has a pair. God decides to listen to the highlander and he creates Eve, but she turns out to be a rude woman, as the highlander's wife.
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A highlander creates a painting that depicts a paradise garden. Adam from the picture feels lonely when he notices that each creature has a pair. God decides to listen to the highlander and he creates Eve, but she turns out to be a rude woman, as the highlander's wife.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Jan Wilkowski
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Studio Miniatur Filmowych
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