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Red Poppies 

27-year old Vlada is moving to Belgrade from his little hometown, and he spends the last night with old friends. The night brings too much, and evokes inner struggles of all of them...
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27-year old Vlada is moving to Belgrade from his little hometown, and he spends the last night with old friends. The night brings too much, and evokes inner struggles of all of them...

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Nebojša Nenadić
Written By:Nebojša Nenadić
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Runtime:33 minutes
Studio:Košutnjak Film, Fakultet Dramskih Umetnosti Beograd (FDU)

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