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Csutak in Front of the Microphone
Csutak gets a role in a children's radio play, but has to face trouble when the star of the show turns out to be a juvenile mobster, who practices extortion on the local kids.
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Csutak gets a role in a children's radio play, but has to face trouble when the star of the show turns out to be a juvenile mobster, who practices extortion on the local kids.
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Genre:Comedy, Family
Written By:Zsuzsa Bíró
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Magyar Televízió
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