Bon Voyage
Bosnia & Herzegovina, 20 years after the war. Priest Mihailo and imam Hamdia meet each other during a bus drive along their deserted home region. Nobody wants to be the first to speak.
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Bosnia & Herzegovina, 20 years after the war. Priest Mihailo and imam Hamdia meet each other during a bus drive along their deserted home region. Nobody wants to be the first to speak.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Siniša Galić
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Fakultet Dramskih Umetnosti Beograd (FDU)
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