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Kosovo 1988. Two young boys, a Serbian and an Albanian, raised together in a small town of Kosovo. As they grow up they find themselves in a war between two countries and on different fronts.
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Kosovo 1988. Two young boys, a Serbian and an Albanian, raised together in a small town of Kosovo. As they grow up they find themselves in a war between two countries and on different fronts.
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Genre:Drama, War, History
Written By:Kriks Dumo, Marjo Cani
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Video Art
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