Ana's Poems (2003)
Ana’s Poems is a story about the folk poet Ana Šebalj from the village of Komletinci near Vinkovci and her best friend Mandica. These two "little girls trapped in the bodies of old women", as they were described by a film critic, in their lonely lives only have each other and the remarkable vitality of spirit.
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Ana’s Poems is a story about the folk poet Ana Šebalj from the village of Komletinci near Vinkovci and her best friend Mandica. These two "little girls trapped in the bodies of old women", as they were described by a film critic, in their lonely lives only have each other and the remarkable vitality of spirit.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Vlatka Vorkapić
In Theaters:10/7/2003
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Runtime:28 minutes
Studio:Hrvatska Radiotelevizija
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