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Working Day
A giant working man doing the natural wonders of New Zealand is doing his final day at work, but the Maori tribe are not impressed after finding him filling up the water in a lake.
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A giant working man doing the natural wonders of New Zealand is doing his final day at work, but the Maori tribe are not impressed after finding him filling up the water in a lake.
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Genre:Documentary, Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Andrés Borghi
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Runtime:3 minutes
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