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Burnout 

Exhausted from low-paid jobs, and following the breakup with his long-term girlfriend; frustrated Nikola believes his only escape is leaving the country. The story is set in one single day, in which he goes to an old friend from whom he buys a fake European Union passport. Throughout the day Nikola encounters several unpleasant situations that give us the impression that he's about to explode at any moment.
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Exhausted from low-paid jobs, and following the breakup with his long-term girlfriend; frustrated Nikola believes his only escape is leaving the country. The story is set in one single day, in which he goes to an old friend from whom he buys a fake European Union passport. Throughout the day Nikola encounters several unpleasant situations that give us the impression that he's about to explode at any moment.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Nemanja Mladenović
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Runtime:28 minutes
Studio:Akademija Umetnosti Novi Sad

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