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Gadjé 

In the last summer days of 2007, Nikki and Nadе are 16 and in love. Niki is Bulgarian and Nadé is Gypsy. Everyone in the village is against their relationship. Faced with the prejudice and hatred of the adults, Nikki and Nade try to live their last days together before Nikki returns to Belgium.
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In the last summer days of 2007, Nikki and Nadе are 16 and in love. Niki is Bulgarian and Nadé is Gypsy. Everyone in the village is against their relationship. Faced with the prejudice and hatred of the adults, Nikki and Nade try to live their last days together before Nikki returns to Belgium.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Georges Vanev
Written By:Georges Vanev
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Attic Films, Neon Rouge Production

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