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Fifi Fatale 

Her beauty is breathtaking, her dancing captivating and her movements unforgettable. In a seedy bar, everything revolves around her night after night. The unlucky bartender in love, the enthusiastic guests. Until an uninvited young man shows up at the bar and reveals the secret of her power.
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Her beauty is breathtaking, her dancing captivating and her movements unforgettable. In a seedy bar, everything revolves around her night after night. The unlucky bartender in love, the enthusiastic guests. Until an uninvited young man shows up at the bar and reveals the secret of her power.

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Genre:Animation
Directed By:Mária Kralovič
Written By:Jana Gombíková, Mária Kralovič
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Studio:BFILM

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