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In the wilderness amongst industrial debris lives a boy Kid. All round Kids house there is a vast, ruined plant covered with wild growth. Boys father was killed in a mine accident so Kid lives alone with his mother. There are rumors that a hyena settled in the bushes close to boys house. The beast is carnivorous and attacks people. Each time Kid goes to school he must overcome terrible fear. Whats more people started to disappear in the neighborhood. Kid suspects that mysterious, hiding man has something to do with it.
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In the wilderness amongst industrial debris lives a boy Kid. All round Kids house there is a vast, ruined plant covered with wild growth. Boys father was killed in a mine accident so Kid lives alone with his mother. There are rumors that a hyena settled in the bushes close to boys house. The beast is carnivorous and attacks people. Each time Kid goes to school he must overcome terrible fear. Whats more people started to disappear in the neighborhood. Kid suspects that mysterious, hiding man has something to do with it.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Grzegorz Lewandowski
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Gruppa Rafał Widajewicz, Skorpion Art
Cast
Grzegorz Lewandowski
Director
Jakub Romanowski
"Mały"
Borys Szyc
Ojciec "Małego" / Syn "Bryndzy" / Lodziarz
Magdalena Kumorek
Matka "Małego"
Krzysztof Dracz
Policjant
Robert Wabich
Arak
Aleksander Wysocki
"Bryndza"
Wojciech Grzywa
"Kurczak"
Franciszek Gurgul
"Duży"
Jacek Lasok
Posterunkowy
Alicja Bałuk
Bożenka
Bernard Krawczyk
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