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The Ram and the Rose
The satirical puppet film for adults consists of two stories."Picnic" tells the story of a merry feast of animals in an apartment that they left in a disgraceful state, similar to some people who enjoy outdoor activities. "Taste" is about different reactions to a blooming rose. A dog wakes up to its scent, a rooster crows in surprise, a pig turns away, and a ram devours the stem and leaves of the rose.
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The satirical puppet film for adults consists of two stories."Picnic" tells the story of a merry feast of animals in an apartment that they left in a disgraceful state, similar to some people who enjoy outdoor activities. "Taste" is about different reactions to a blooming rose. A dog wakes up to its scent, a rooster crows in surprise, a pig turns away, and a ram devours the stem and leaves of the rose.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Kalju Kurepõld, Jüri Škubel
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Tallinnfilm
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