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The Game of Life
A cat eats a mouse but is eaten by a dog. The dog is beaten to death by the owner of the cat. At the end, the whole village is fighting.
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A cat eats a mouse but is eaten by a dog. The dog is beaten to death by the owner of the cat. At the end, the whole village is fighting.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Arnolds Burovs
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Dauka
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