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Time for Love 

Mikolaj jumps on a train captivated by a beautiful woman. He hopes to convince her that they are made for each other. On the way to happiness he finds himself with no ticket, and tickets are sacred for the crude conductor Mr. Nowak
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Mikolaj jumps on a train captivated by a beautiful woman. He hopes to convince her that they are made for each other. On the way to happiness he finds himself with no ticket, and tickets are sacred for the crude conductor Mr. Nowak

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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
Directed By:Miguel J. Velez
Written By:Michał Mieszczyk, Miguel J. Velez
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Studio:Lanterna Pictures Polska

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