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Free Cow
A mother, activist daughter and a free cow meet somewhere in the forest. The latter decided, together with its herd, to start a new life on its own account. But now, cows are to be caught and sentenced to death. Sara refuses to accept it. The girl escapes from home to defend the herd. Her mother Alicia follows the daughter.
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A mother, activist daughter and a free cow meet somewhere in the forest. The latter decided, together with its herd, to start a new life on its own account. But now, cows are to be caught and sentenced to death. Sara refuses to accept it. The girl escapes from home to defend the herd. Her mother Alicia follows the daughter.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Katarzyna Płońska
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Runtime:27 minutes
Studio:Stowarzyszenie Filmowców Polskich, Maj Film Produkcja Filmowa, CANAL+ Polska, Studio Munka, TVN Film
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