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The Monument 

Tablet, Anika and Dany are on a field trip at the Cairn of Milan Rastislav Stefánik on the Bradlo hill when they suddenly find themselves in the memories of this giant of history. They discover a fascinating world where anything is possible.
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Tablet, Anika and Dany are on a field trip at the Cairn of Milan Rastislav Stefánik on the Bradlo hill when they suddenly find themselves in the memories of this giant of history. They discover a fascinating world where anything is possible.

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Genre:Adventure, Family, Science Fiction
Directed By:Andrej Kolenčík
Written By:Andrej Kolenčík, Anna Fifiková, Zuzana Dzurindová
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:RTVS, Cinetype

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