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Mania!
Mania’s hysterical mother leaves the little girl at her aunt’s in the countryside. On her lonely summer holiday, Mania makes friends with a hen. The girl stages a rebellion when she realises why her aunt keeps chickens.
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Mania’s hysterical mother leaves the little girl at her aunt’s in the countryside. On her lonely summer holiday, Mania makes friends with a hen. The girl stages a rebellion when she realises why her aunt keeps chickens.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Lena Jaworska
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Szkoła Filmowa im. Krzysztofa Kieślowskiego - Uniwersytet Śląski
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