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Basia. Radzę sobie! poster

Basia. Radzę sobie! 

The bright Basia can handle anything! Nothing is a problem for her. Well, maybe not entirely. Sometimes everyone has to ask for help, especially when they're learning new things. When a bookshelf falls apart, Basia asks her parents to fix it, which ends up with the entire apartment being renovated. During a trip to the mountains, the girl has to learn to ski, with the help of her father and uncle. Picking mushrooms or painting a room is no big deal for her. One thing can definitely be said about this charming five-year-old - she copes with boredom like no other!
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The bright Basia can handle anything! Nothing is a problem for her. Well, maybe not entirely. Sometimes everyone has to ask for help, especially when they're learning new things. When a bookshelf falls apart, Basia asks her parents to fix it, which ends up with the entire apartment being renovated. During a trip to the mountains, the girl has to learn to ski, with the help of her father and uncle. Picking mushrooms or painting a room is no big deal for her. One thing can definitely be said about this charming five-year-old - she copes with boredom like no other!

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Genre:Animation, Family
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Runtime:53 minutes
Studio:GS Animation, Aeroplan, Stowarzyszenie Nowe Horyzonty, Telewizja Puls, ArtShot

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