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Dog and the Wind
Zoya is the percussionist of a musical group. She wants to live her life abroad. On the evening before her departure, she meets Luka. The bond that unites them may be stronger than they suspect.
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Zoya is the percussionist of a musical group. She wants to live her life abroad. On the evening before her departure, she meets Luka. The bond that unites them may be stronger than they suspect.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Hana Piščević
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Runtime:27 minutes
Studio:Fakultet za medije i komunikacije (FmK)
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