Light Language in Casablanca
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Midnight Dancers
Through the night shift work of a burek maker, as well as through the rhythmic movements while making burek, which look like a kind of dance, the film talks about all the professions of people who, due to their work, spend their working lives at night.
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Through the night shift work of a burek maker, as well as through the rhythmic movements while making burek, which look like a kind of dance, the film talks about all the professions of people who, due to their work, spend their working lives at night.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Meto Petrovski
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Vardar film
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