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The Call 

Evening. Periphery of the city. A seemingly banal phone call between a man and a woman turns into a single contact between a mugged girl and her boyfriend. Can the man intervene in time to save the girl?
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Evening. Periphery of the city. A seemingly banal phone call between a man and a woman turns into a single contact between a mugged girl and her boyfriend. Can the man intervene in time to save the girl?

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Ondřej Burda
Written By:Ondřej Burda
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Studio:FAMO Písek, Česká televize

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