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The Cockroach
An apocalyptic Kafkaesque vision of the end of the world. The man catches cockroaches and splits them under a microscope. He connects thousands of elements to sew a piece of clothing with a hood and a mask in case of a nuclear disaster.
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An apocalyptic Kafkaesque vision of the end of the world. The man catches cockroaches and splits them under a microscope. He connects thousands of elements to sew a piece of clothing with a hood and a mask in case of a nuclear disaster.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Zdzisław Kudła, Andrzej Orzechowski
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Studio Filmów Rysunkowych
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