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Skipping Stones
After trying his luck in Berlin, Mitja returns to Slovenia where he is greeted by his boyfriend Bojan. The reunion turns out to be less than ideal as Mitja struggles to tell Bojan a secret that could cost him their relationship. But before he finds the right moment, things quickly get out of hand.
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After trying his luck in Berlin, Mitja returns to Slovenia where he is greeted by his boyfriend Bojan. The reunion turns out to be less than ideal as Mitja struggles to tell Bojan a secret that could cost him their relationship. But before he finds the right moment, things quickly get out of hand.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Blaž Slana, B. Thomas Conway, Gregor Vinter
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Jeda, Filmska praksa Plan 9, Društvo ŠKUC, ŠKUC-Magnus, Norway Grants, Bolehnecici Film
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