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Mythopolis

Year: 2015 Animation Runtime: 12 min Rating: 7.5

Overview

A small minotaur, his Mum Medusa, a Cyclops delivery guy, the neighbors the Grey Sisters... Legendary characters from the Greek mythology live their lives and solve their problems in today's world.

Genres

Animation

Cast

Radovan Klučka

Radovan Klučka

(voice)

Mariana Večeříková

Mariana Večeříková

(voice)

Martin Máj

Martin Máj

(voice)

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