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Hungarian Dancers Tell Amazing Story With Just Shadows

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Hungarian Dancers Tell Amazing Story With Just Shadows
There won't be a dry eye in your house after watching the Hungarian shadow theatre company Attraction perform on Britain's Got Talent. Stunning dance dramatics feature only the shadows of their bodies.

There won't be a dry eye in your house after watching the Hungarian shadow theatre company "Attraction" perform on Britain's Got Talent. Stunning dance dramatics feature only the shadows of their bodies.

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