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| Babicka | |
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| 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 |
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| Country | Czech Republic |
| Language | Czech |
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