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Woodeaters 

In a historic Lemko church in the region of Podkarpacie, a quiet, relentless battle is being fought against wood-boring beetles that are destroying the church structure. An entomologist, in an attempt to save the church, resorts to radical measures bearing a historical burden.
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In a historic Lemko church in the region of Podkarpacie, a quiet, relentless battle is being fought against wood-boring beetles that are destroying the church structure. An entomologist, in an attempt to save the church, resorts to radical measures bearing a historical burden.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Julia Pełka
Written By:Julia Pełka
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Parallax Film

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