Sticker (2020)
After an unsuccessful attempt to renew his car registration, Dejan falls in a bureaucratic trap that tests his determination to be a responsible father.
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After an unsuccessful attempt to renew his car registration, Dejan falls in a bureaucratic trap that tests his determination to be a responsible father.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Georgi M. Unkovski
In Theaters:1/23/2020
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Cinema Futura
Cast
Georgi M. Unkovski
Director
Saško Kocev
Dejan
Xhevdet Jashari
New Detective
Simeon 'Moni' Damevski
Police Officer
Ljupčo Todorovski
Senior Detective
Dimitrija Doksevski
Police Officer #2
Sonja Stamboldžioska
Clerk
Anastasija Anevska
Little Girl
Kalina Dimitrovska
Daughter
Matej Nastevski
Singing Boy
Tome Stankovski
Security
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