Hurry Up, Munchausen, Hurry Up!
Baron Munchausen’s string of victories against the Turks is disrupted by a love letter from his bride, Jacobine von Dunten, propelling the Baron into an adventure-filled journey back to her.
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Baron Munchausen’s string of victories against the Turks is disrupted by a love letter from his bride, Jacobine von Dunten, propelling the Baron into an adventure-filled journey back to her.
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Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:Māris Brinkmanis, Hermanis Paukšs
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Animācijas brigāde
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