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Who is the idiosyncratic journalist Jiří X. Doležal, about whom seven dissertations have been written? What role does the magazine he has been writing for for twenty-five years play in his life? And what role do women play in it? And banned substances? And prehistory? And loneliness? And death?
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Who is the idiosyncratic journalist Jiří X. Doležal, about whom seven dissertations have been written? What role does the magazine he has been writing for for twenty-five years play in his life? And what role do women play in it? And banned substances? And prehistory? And loneliness? And death?

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Directed By:Igor Chaun
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Studio:Reflex/Czech News Center

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