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Nobody Said I Have to Love You 

Aleksander is a man with a successful career. He is on his way to take his eleven-year-old son to music school, but Jan doesn’t wait for his father where he is supposed to. Instead, he is taking a shower, still dirty from playing football.
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Aleksander is a man with a successful career. He is on his way to take his eleven-year-old son to music school, but Jan doesn’t wait for his father where he is supposed to. Instead, he is taking a shower, still dirty from playing football.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Matjaž Jamnik
Written By:Matjaž Jamnik, Gaja Naja Rojec
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:UL AGRFT

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Matjaž Jamnik

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Jernej Gašperin

Jaka

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Lea Mihevc

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Tina Vrbnjak

Tonja

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Tin Vulovič

Jan

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