NIGHTBOOKS: Stylish Kid's Horror with a Focus on Acceptance
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Happiness Is Just a Blue Couch Away
On a winter night in Podgorica, a mother escapes with her nine-year-old son and turns their red Golf into a moving refugee. As her abusive husband closes in and the boy’s loyalty wavers, survival starts to cost them each other.
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On a winter night in Podgorica, a mother escapes with her nine-year-old son and turns their red Golf into a moving refugee. As her abusive husband closes in and the boy’s loyalty wavers, survival starts to cost them each other.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Armin Behrem, Andrija Mugoša
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Studio:KA Productions, Filmski centar Crne Gore, Ablest
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