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E-Pigs (2010)

Story of an ordinary village in which ordinary villagers, humble and hardworking people, used to live happy and peaceful lives when one day villagers decided to go to the city and find a companion for their favorite pig.
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Story of an ordinary village in which ordinary villagers, humble and hardworking people, used to live happy and peaceful lives when one day villagers decided to go to the city and find a companion for their favorite pig.

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Genre:Animation
Directed By:Petar Pašić
Written By:Dimitrije Vojnov
In Theaters:4/16/2010
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Doktor Production, Fried Pictures, Perfo Production

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