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Bakutra 

A tragicomedy about the shared life of a brother and sister who live in an old apartment with their grandmother (Bakutra). Exceptional acting interpretation and experimentation on the formal level make this film an authentic achievement that penetrates deeper into family relationships, depicting apathy among young people and the difficulties they face in the process of finding a place within the system.
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A tragicomedy about the shared life of a brother and sister who live in an old apartment with their grandmother (Bakutra). Exceptional acting interpretation and experimentation on the formal level make this film an authentic achievement that penetrates deeper into family relationships, depicting apathy among young people and the difficulties they face in the process of finding a place within the system.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Doroteja Kovačević, Luka Abramović, Srna Đenadić, Filip Hajduković
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Runtime:23 minutes
Studio:Fakultet Dramskih Umetnosti Beograd (FDU)

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