Kundel
A homeless 60-year-old man learns that he doesn't have much life left. All he cares about now is securing a future for his dog. So he goes to his hometown; to the relatives he abandoned many years ago. Will they want to talk to him?
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A homeless 60-year-old man learns that he doesn't have much life left. All he cares about now is securing a future for his dog. So he goes to his hometown; to the relatives he abandoned many years ago. Will they want to talk to him?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Piotr Matwiejczyk
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Studio:Muflon Pictures, Bauza TV & Film, Flying Dragon
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