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Nabu
Nabu's carefree childhood is interrupted by bombs falling on her home village. She tries to escape with his younger brother from burning houses, violence and screaming. Unfortunately, soon her only companion is a plush mascot.
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Nabu's carefree childhood is interrupted by bombs falling on her home village. She tries to escape with his younger brother from burning houses, violence and screaming. Unfortunately, soon her only companion is a plush mascot.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Joanna Rusinek
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:EGoFILM, Studio PRL, Centrum Animacji w Krakowie, Paris Hendzel Studio
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