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Bowler Hat and Red Nose 

Members of the Wild Goose patrol decide to find the little monkeys stolen from the Zoo. They try to make up for what the unruly adults messed up. They keep bumping into the disguised damned ice-cream vendor, the intriguing Bagaméri, who would like to get the reward set for the finder of the monkeys.
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Members of the Wild Goose patrol decide to find the little monkeys stolen from the Zoo. They try to make up for what the unruly adults messed up. They keep bumping into the disguised damned ice-cream vendor, the intriguing Bagaméri, who would like to get the reward set for the finder of the monkeys.

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Genre:Family, Comedy, TV Movie, Adventure
Written By:István Csukás
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Hunnia Filmstúdió, Magyar Televízió, Magyar Filmgyártó Vállalat, Pannónia Filmstúdió, Magyar Filmlaboratórium Vállalat

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