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Goats on the Tower poster

Goats on the Tower 

When the clock strikes the south, goats appear on the tower of the Poznań Town Hall. Today it is one of the most important tourist attractions of Poznań. But not everyone knows where they came from. And this happened a long time ago, when during the ceremony with the participation of the Voivode and her daughter Dorothy, a new clock was presented by Master Tiktakus. Respectable guests were planned to eat the roast from a deer, but this was completely burned by carelessness. To avoid scandal, the city guard snuck into a nearby home and stole two goats from it.
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When the clock strikes the south, goats appear on the tower of the Poznań Town Hall. Today it is one of the most important tourist attractions of Poznań. But not everyone knows where they came from. And this happened a long time ago, when during the ceremony with the participation of the Voivode and her daughter Dorothy, a new clock was presented by Master Tiktakus. Respectable guests were planned to eat the roast from a deer, but this was completely burned by carelessness. To avoid scandal, the city guard snuck into a nearby home and stole two goats from it.

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Genre:Animation
Directed By:Janina Hartwig
Written By:Janina Morawska, Janina Hartwig
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Se-Ma-For

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