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No Elephant in the Room
Two huge plastic elephants are being pulled down from the top of the great arena of the State Circus of Bucharest. Change has finally become unavoidable for the circus built by the communist regime in 1961. Wild animal shows are forbidden and Adi and his partner in training, Mioara, now have to see them off to the Zoo and are left without their job. To avoid crisis, the circus director calls in Adrian, a progressive show man from Las Vegas, who has been working for the famous Cirque du Soleil.
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Two huge plastic elephants are being pulled down from the top of the great arena of the State Circus of Bucharest. Change has finally become unavoidable for the circus built by the communist regime in 1961. Wild animal shows are forbidden and Adi and his partner in training, Mioara, now have to see them off to the Zoo and are left without their job. To avoid crisis, the circus director calls in Adrian, a progressive show man from Las Vegas, who has been working for the famous Cirque du Soleil.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Telewizja Polska, Square Film Studio, BEEFILM, Triba Film
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