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A Wonderful Night in Split (2005)

An anthology of several intertwining stories that takes place during a New Year's Eve celebration in the coastal city of Split, that blends together the criminal underworld, love, music and sexuality into a story about a desperate search for inner peace and one's place in the world, both of which may not always be far from home.
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An anthology of several intertwining stories that takes place during a New Year's Eve celebration in the coastal city of Split, that blends together the criminal underworld, love, music and sexuality into a story about a desperate search for inner peace and one's place in the world, both of which may not always be far from home.

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Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:Arsen Anton Ostojić
In Theaters:6/8/2005
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Alka-Film Zagreb

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