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The Egg
It tells a story of a bird-monster from South America originally treated as god by Incas. Long believed to be extinct, due to genetical experiment gone awry its egg fossil hatches and the monster starts to search for females to impregnate.
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It tells a story of a bird-monster from South America originally treated as god by Incas. Long believed to be extinct, due to genetical experiment gone awry its egg fossil hatches and the monster starts to search for females to impregnate.
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Genre:TV Movie, Fantasy, Horror, Comedy, Drama, Science Fiction
Written By:Konrad Szołajski
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Runtime:45 minutes
Studio:Zespół Filmowy "Oko"
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