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Singing Through Silence
The film tracks a restless young woman named Maja who leaves home and wanders through various landscapes until she meets a silent observer named Dina, with their connection unfolding entirely through shared silence.
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The film tracks a restless young woman named Maja who leaves home and wanders through various landscapes until she meets a silent observer named Dina, with their connection unfolding entirely through shared silence.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Milica Modra, Karin Petrič
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:UL AGRFT
Cast
Karin Petrič
Director
Ajda Opara
Maja
Miranda Trnjanin
Dina
Alen Berlot
Street musician in Anhovo
Babi Fani
older woman from Anhovo
Eva Savodnik
Girl 1 on the train station
Čarna Lampret
Girl 2 on the train station
Bogo Zdešar
1: Man on the train station, 2: Father
Jan Rovšek
Man in the bar
Milena Koprivnikar
Older woman by the chapel
Eva Mazi
New waitress
Vito Turk
The waitress's child
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