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The Sleeplessness of Jutka
Julia, who is 7, thinks she came to Łódź on holiday only, but in fact she lives with her family imprisoned in the ghetto. Her grandfather tries to explain the world to her comparing it to the story of Minotaur. A subtle combination of dramatic World War II events with Greek mythology.
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Julia, who is 7, thinks she came to Łódź on holiday only, but in fact she lives with her family imprisoned in the ghetto. Her grandfather tries to explain the world to her comparing it to the story of Minotaur. A subtle combination of dramatic World War II events with Greek mythology.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Tessa Moult-Milewska
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:EGoFILM, Paris+Hendzel CO. Studio, Centrum Animacji w Krakowie
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