A Dog Gone Missing Will Bring an Incredible Search
Based on a true story, when his beloved dog goes missing, the owner embarks on an incredible search with his parents to find him.
Česká mše vánoční
The famous composition by Jakub Jan Ryba and illustrations by painter Josef Lada in an animated film celebrating the birth of Jesus. Among the villagers and shepherds rushing to Bethlehem are Mikeš the cat, Kmotra Liška, Mulisákův Bubáček, the mayor, the shoemaker, the chimney sweep, and other well-known characters by Josef Lada.
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The famous composition by Jakub Jan Ryba and illustrations by painter Josef Lada in an animated film celebrating the birth of Jesus. Among the villagers and shepherds rushing to Bethlehem are Mikeš the cat, Kmotra Liška, Mulisákův Bubáček, the mayor, the shoemaker, the chimney sweep, and other well-known characters by Josef Lada.
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Genre:Animation, Music
Written By:Pavel Kubant, Miloš Zvěřina
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Studio:Česká televize, Anifilm
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