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Simona: Silent night 

Spend the last evening of 2025 with comedian Simona First and her most Christmassy stand-up special ever, which will get you in the right mood! Eye twitches, streams of sweat running down your back in stores, and a festive climax in the form of a gallbladder attack. But don't despair, we have the cure for you! An exclusive evening full of themed jokes about how harsh the reality of Christmas can sometimes be and how we all wish it could be. We'll tell the truth about Santa Claus, scary stories about unfulfilled wishes, crowded shopping malls, and consumer loans that are gone in a second.
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Spend the last evening of 2025 with comedian Simona First and her most Christmassy stand-up special ever, which will get you in the right mood! Eye twitches, streams of sweat running down your back in stores, and a festive climax in the form of a gallbladder attack. But don't despair, we have the cure for you! An exclusive evening full of themed jokes about how harsh the reality of Christmas can sometimes be and how we all wish it could be. We'll tell the truth about Santa Claus, scary stories about unfulfilled wishes, crowded shopping malls, and consumer loans that are gone in a second.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Robert Zavarský
Written By:Simona Salátová
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Runtime:63 minutes
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