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Lakrosáci 

The Czech box lacrosse national team is going on a journey to the United States. This documentary film by Jan Tománek offers an intimate look at a team of athletes who, despite their amateur status, are determined to take on professional teams from around the world. The film captures the power of friendship, team spirit, and the drive to overcome challenges. Viewers get a behind-the-scenes look at a sport that, while less popular in the Czech Republic, has won the hearts of its most dedicated fans.
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The Czech box lacrosse national team is going on a journey to the United States. This documentary film by Jan Tománek offers an intimate look at a team of athletes who, despite their amateur status, are determined to take on professional teams from around the world. The film captures the power of friendship, team spirit, and the drive to overcome challenges. Viewers get a behind-the-scenes look at a sport that, while less popular in the Czech Republic, has won the hearts of its most dedicated fans.

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Genre:Documentary, Comedy
Directed By:Jan Tománek
Written By:Jan Tománek
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Runtime:38 minutes
Studio:Art and Animation Studio

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