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Uikan Mekulovic is seventy years old, lives alone and has been e deaf-mute all his life. Every day no matter what the weather is like he walks several kilometers to the nearest cinema.
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Uikan Mekulovic is seventy years old, lives alone and has been e deaf-mute all his life. Every day no matter what the weather is like he walks several kilometers to the nearest cinema.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Momir Matović
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Zeta film
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