01 January 1965 Animated, Family, TV Movie
The story of a little ghost who is angry and spins around the television antenna, making noises on the screen. A boy who is watching TV goes to see who is disturbing the TV and discovers a little ghost.
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Vlastimil Brodský as Narrator (voice)
Ljuba Štíplová Story
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