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Looking Over The Fence: Impressions of Scotland by Raduz Cincera & Jan Spata
A dryly humourous quasi-philosophical account of the nature and psyche of Scotland and its natives, from the perspective of two visiting Czechs.
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A dryly humourous quasi-philosophical account of the nature and psyche of Scotland and its natives, from the perspective of two visiting Czechs.
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Genre:Documentary, Comedy
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Krátký film Praha – Studio dokumentárních filmů, Films of Scotland Committee
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