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In the seemingly ordinary marriage of Mojca and Matija, routine takes an unexpected turn when Andrea, a starving young foreigner, seeks refuge under their roof. Matija resents her presence, but Mojca welcomes Andrea into their home. As days pass, the trio navigates newfound relationships, blurring the lines between strangers and family.
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In the seemingly ordinary marriage of Mojca and Matija, routine takes an unexpected turn when Andrea, a starving young foreigner, seeks refuge under their roof. Matija resents her presence, but Mojca welcomes Andrea into their home. As days pass, the trio navigates newfound relationships, blurring the lines between strangers and family.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Nika Otrin
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:UL AGRFT
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