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When a young man’s silent pain erupts into violence, his older brother is forced to confront the past and his own role in it.
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When a young man’s silent pain erupts into violence, his older brother is forced to confront the past and his own role in it.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Nikola Mijić
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Runtime:7 minutes
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Cast
Nikola Mijić
Director
Đuro Đukić
Toma
Relja Isailović
Miloš
Konstantin Quentin Gvero
Narrator (Toma)
Dušica Đurđev
Mother of the child
Strahinja Đurđev
Child
Dragana Srećkov
Mother of the brothers
Boris Radin
Father of the brothers
Dušan Pekez
Dealer
Ljubica Kmetović
Girl
Nemanja Dokić
Boyfriend
Dušan Vujović
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