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Mr. Prokouk, The Filmmaker
Shortfilm from the Mr. Prokouk series. Mr. Prokouk wants to be a filmmaker, but the making of a film has more complications than he expected.
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Shortfilm from the Mr. Prokouk series. Mr. Prokouk wants to be a filmmaker, but the making of a film has more complications than he expected.
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Genre:Animation, Comedy
Written By:Karel Zeman
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Krátký film Zlín
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