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The head of the family has died – Hubert Osvald, a hugely successful author of horror stories. In addition to dozens of award-winning books, he left behind a substantial sum of money, his beloved publishing house, and most importantly, a rotten family. They came to terms with daddy’s death faster than you can say “exitus,” and are now trying to quietly profit from his passing.
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The head of the family has died – Hubert Osvald, a hugely successful author of horror stories. In addition to dozens of award-winning books, he left behind a substantial sum of money, his beloved publishing house, and most importantly, a rotten family. They came to terms with daddy’s death faster than you can say “exitus,” and are now trying to quietly profit from his passing.
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Written By:Jakub Dušek, Lukáš Vaculík
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:FAMO Písek, Česká televize
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