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Wanting to grow up, Magdalena (17) meets 10 year older Peter. She falls in love, while Peter hides his true face. To pay off his debts to Divna, landlady of a striptease club, through manipulation and false love he drags Magdalena into a vicious drug dealing chain, the same way he was dragged when he was just a kid in love. Magdalena, aware that she has become his slave, manages to get stronger and reports him to the police. That night, the violence will be stopped by a sudden guest in the police service.
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Wanting to grow up, Magdalena (17) meets 10 year older Peter. She falls in love, while Peter hides his true face. To pay off his debts to Divna, landlady of a striptease club, through manipulation and false love he drags Magdalena into a vicious drug dealing chain, the same way he was dragged when he was just a kid in love. Magdalena, aware that she has become his slave, manages to get stronger and reports him to the police. That night, the violence will be stopped by a sudden guest in the police service.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Katarina Krstić
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Runtime:23 minutes
Studio:Spartan Film, Etan Film
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