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Majka is young, beautiful and intelligent. It is time for her to learn and work, she has wonderful friends. But unfortunately she can't forget Cezary, who had abandoned her a year ago. So Majka's best friend decides to help her to start a new life.
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Majka is young, beautiful and intelligent. It is time for her to learn and work, she has wonderful friends. But unfortunately she can't forget Cezary, who had abandoned her a year ago. So Majka's best friend decides to help her to start a new life.

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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Directed By:Wojciech Wójcik
Written By:Ilona Łepkowska
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:New Century Arts

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