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Cimborák - Hegyen-völgyön (1960) | Slate

Cimborák - Hegyen-völgyön

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Rated 8.5 on TMDB

Cimborák - Hegyen-völgyön

The three eternal friends: Ficko the Vizsla, Pletyka the Dachshund, and Nimrod the northern goshawk add to the fun. Their exciting adventures in the woods were made into a "human" feature film story by the father of Hungarian nature filmmaking István Homoki-Nagy, after Kipling, with the help of many other trained animals.

Released: 1960
Runtime: 1h 45m
Genres: Documentary
Country: Hungary
Language: Hungarian

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István Homoki NagyDirector

Zsuzsa Homokiné ZsoldosAssistant Director

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