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Hey, Mister, Let’s Play! How the Bears Went Swimming
The second part of the six-part series “Hey, Mister, Let’s Play”. The bears try go to the water, and the big bear is good and makes himself a car for the little bear.
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The second part of the six-part series “Hey, Mister, Let’s Play”. The bears try go to the water, and the big bear is good and makes himself a car for the little bear.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Břetislav Pojar, Ivan Urban
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Krátký film Praha – Studio kresleného a loutkového filmu Praha
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