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Mavera 

After the death of their father, Biljana tries to sell the house and help her sister Vicky leave the small town in search of a better future. But first, she has to go through the dysfunctional maze of bureaucracy to prove that their father is really dead. And the clock is ticking.
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After the death of their father, Biljana tries to sell the house and help her sister Vicky leave the small town in search of a better future. But first, she has to go through the dysfunctional maze of bureaucracy to prove that their father is really dead. And the clock is ticking.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Batuhan Ibrahim
Written By:Batuhan Ibrahim
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:Umbra Films, Apophenia Post, FDU Skopje

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