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Incluvie – Better diversity in movies.
Explore identity in film with Incluvie stamps, scores, reviews, and insights.

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Trade in drugs in Serbia (Balkan). Thirteen young people we spoke to, who are serving their sentences for this crime, are telling a story about the entrance into that vicious circle, and about how difficult is to find the way out of it.
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Trade in drugs in Serbia (Balkan). Thirteen young people we spoke to, who are serving their sentences for this crime, are telling a story about the entrance into that vicious circle, and about how difficult is to find the way out of it.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Janko Baljak
Written By:Janko Baljak
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Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:Monte Royal Pictures

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Janko Baljak

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Višeslav Ajdanić

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Zoran Branković

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Stevan Dojčinović

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Lambe Đorejlijevski

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Dragan Milivojević

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Zlatko Nikolić

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Mile Novaković

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Goran Petrović

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Miloš Vasić

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Ružica Veselinović

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