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Bruca Braca Bruda Brada - Zombie Apocalypse
The year is 2045: humanity has almost conquered death, but some parts of the world still haven't solved the parking problem. The most powerful politician in a Sarajevo municipality has decided to implement a controversial idea and build a parking lot on the site of an old local cemetery. Of course, this is just the last straw.
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The year is 2045: humanity has almost conquered death, but some parts of the world still haven't solved the parking problem. The most powerful politician in a Sarajevo municipality has decided to implement a controversial idea and build a parking lot on the site of an old local cemetery. Of course, this is just the last straw.
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Helem Nejse
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