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New Year's Night
The mystery of the New Year's night told from three different points of view. A caretaker, a chimney sweep, and a postman visiting female tenants on several floors experienced it in a different way.
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The mystery of the New Year's night told from three different points of view. A caretaker, a chimney sweep, and a postman visiting female tenants on several floors experienced it in a different way.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Leszek Mech
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Studio Filmów Rysunkowych
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