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Prisoners of Stones
About fighting the elements in the mountain karst, when people also have to bring water and land; leaving such life and gradually moving to the city.
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About fighting the elements in the mountain karst, when people also have to bring water and land; leaving such life and gradually moving to the city.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Boško Bošković, Oto Deneš
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Lovćen film
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