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Cameraman Kõps in Mushroomland (1964)

Kõps ventures into Mushroomland alongside the forest sage, where together they explore which mushrooms are edible or poisonous, and uncover the hidden workings of fruit bodies and mycelium.
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Kõps ventures into Mushroomland alongside the forest sage, where together they explore which mushrooms are edible or poisonous, and uncover the hidden workings of fruit bodies and mycelium.

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Genre:Animation, Adventure
Directed By:Heino Pars
Written By:Heino Pars
In Theaters:1/1/1964
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:Tallinnfilm

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