Babicka (2003 film)

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Babicka
Directed by Ales Fajx
Produced by Bohumir Fajx
Jana Fajxova
Starring Bohumir Fajx
Marie Hlubuckova
David Kostelecky
Věra Kubánková
Ivana Stejskalová
Cinematography Jan Kebrdle
Edited by Jan Kebrdle
Music by Livores Mortis
Release date
  • 21 February 2003 (2003-02-21)
[1]
Country Czech Republic
Language Czech

Babicka is a 2003 Czech drama film directed by Ales Fajx. The film's music was composed by Livores Mortis. [2]

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