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Janko
Janko, a grown man, is trapped in a relationship with his mother. Their days revolve around pickling fruits and vegetables, which compensates for the emptiness in their lives. When Janko s younger sister returns home, he unexpectedly feels an erotic attraction to her, which in a bizarre turn of events results in Janko s bittersweet liberation.
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Janko, a grown man, is trapped in a relationship with his mother. Their days revolve around pickling fruits and vegetables, which compensates for the emptiness in their lives. When Janko s younger sister returns home, he unexpectedly feels an erotic attraction to her, which in a bizarre turn of events results in Janko s bittersweet liberation.
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Genre:Comedy, Thriller
Written By:Marko Kumer, Peter Cerovšek
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Rusalka Films
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