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Magic Moments
Largely left on their own due to their parents' jobs in other cities, a sensitive teenager and her kid sister must rely on themselves if they hope to glean anything from the life lessons they encounter.
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Largely left on their own due to their parents' jobs in other cities, a sensitive teenager and her kid sister must rely on themselves if they hope to glean anything from the life lessons they encounter.
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Written By:Marína Mlkvá, Martina Buchelová
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:FTF VŠMU
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