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15 and a Half
Nik, a very successful actor who, fed up with the routine of everyday life, wants a change. This is reflected in the idea of becoming a filmmaker. Therefore, in search of an authentic film theme, he uses his camera to shoot and record images from the lives of the people around him every day, his fiancée, his parents, his colleagues from the theater, his friends.
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Nik, a very successful actor who, fed up with the routine of everyday life, wants a change. This is reflected in the idea of becoming a filmmaker. Therefore, in search of an authentic film theme, he uses his camera to shoot and record images from the lives of the people around him every day, his fiancée, his parents, his colleagues from the theater, his friends.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Milivoje Obradović
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Giggling Goat Production, Radiotelevizija Crne Gore
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