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The Blacksmith from Woodham
The story takes place in the small town of Podlesie, which was once invaded by the Turks. The good fairies were - in good faith - asked for help, but it consisted in hurting others. This has not brought happiness to the town, and it needs to be put right... Perhaps the young blacksmith's nephew Tonko will succeed.
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The story takes place in the small town of Podlesie, which was once invaded by the Turks. The good fairies were - in good faith - asked for help, but it consisted in hurting others. This has not brought happiness to the town, and it needs to be put right... Perhaps the young blacksmith's nephew Tonko will succeed.
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Genre:Fantasy, Comedy, Family
Written By:Pavel Göbl
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Universal Production Partners, RTVS, Incognito Production, Next Production, Česká televize
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