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Lazarus Path
The story of the film follows Lazar, who, after a number of years spent as a traveling street artist, playing motionless sculpture, found himself on a small Mediterranean island. He longs to return home, but his departure from the island is complicated by the island bureacracy.
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The story of the film follows Lazar, who, after a number of years spent as a traveling street artist, playing motionless sculpture, found himself on a small Mediterranean island. He longs to return home, but his departure from the island is complicated by the island bureacracy.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Monja Jović
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Terirem Produkcija
Cast
Ivan Jović
Director
Ivan Bosiljčić
Lazar Ostojić
Žarko Radić
Svetozar Ostojić
Nebojša Dugalić
Viši službenik
Judita Franković Brdar
Viša službenica
Bojan Žirović
Drugi službenik
Anđela Popović
Niža službenica
Ana Ćuk
Službenica u turističkom birou
Dejan Stojaković
Sveštenik
Jugoslav Krajnov
Niži službenik
Sanja Ristić Krajnov
Niža službenica
Đorđe Marković
Treći službenik
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