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Gymnastic Performance
A short documentary directed by Miodrag "Mika" Milošević, in collaboration with cinematographer and animator Nikola Majdak. Focusing on Slovenian gymnast and Olympic champion Miroslav Cerar, the film presents his routines through an emphasis on movement, timing, and form, using stylized camerawork and editing to highlight the visual structure of gymnastics performance.
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A short documentary directed by Miodrag "Mika" Milošević, in collaboration with cinematographer and animator Nikola Majdak. Focusing on Slovenian gymnast and Olympic champion Miroslav Cerar, the film presents his routines through an emphasis on movement, timing, and form, using stylized camerawork and editing to highlight the visual structure of gymnastics performance.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Milivoje 'Mića' Milošević
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Dunav Film
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