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Jedno malé sídlisko - Jedno malé sídliště (1978)
Comedy series about children from the neighbourhood
Language: Czech / Slovak

Part one:
(missing download link)
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Part two:
(missing download link)
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Part three: 267.78 M (missing pics - but same girls )
Download link: http://uloz.to/xkEMsGt/jedno-male-sidli ... -tvrip-avi

Part four: 197.29 MB (missing pics - but same girls )
Download link: http://uloz.to/xY1C3H8/jedno-male-sidli ... -tvrip-avi

Part five: 380.3 MB (missing pics - but same girls )
Download link: http://uloz.to/xF51tqv/jedno-male-sidli ... skolka-mpg

Part six: 231.97 MB (missing pics - but same girls )
Download link: http://uloz.to/xzHjz8q/jedno-male-sidli ... -tvrip-avi

Part seven: 225.52 MB (missing pics - but same girls )
Download link: http://uloz.to/xcgyKr6/jedno-male-sidli ... -tvrip-avi

I was really in love with the girl with a bow in her hair
Pardal

Jedno male sidlisko - Jedno male sidliste (for the search engine)
aka One Small Neighborhood, One Small Settlement

I like Czech films of this era and the kids are cute. I couldn't find a match on IMDb or RFF on either Czech or English title. Any more info on this one?

That's all what I found, subtitles are problem
I'll still try
http://www.fdb.cz/film-obsazeni/45315-j ... lisko.html

Pardal

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Thanks Pardal

I understand that some parts are ripped from Czech TV and others from Slovak TV? Was it originally filmed in Czech, Slovak or mixed?

Oh, BTW, I already downloaded it

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Hi yokodreamer,
at that time (1978) we were together = Czechoslovakia (CSSR)
I'm glad you like it.
And thanks for sharing via Emule
I will try to get better quality (DVD)
Pardal

The thread title appears to be in both Czech and Slovak, so I was wondering which language they used in this series. AFAIK Czechs and Slovaks understand each other's languages fairly well. Did they do children's movies in mixed language?