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Two boys, their fathers and a dog in an unexpected, life-changing encounter in a forest on a Sunday morning. A short film about authorities, disappointments and the birth of a rebel.
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Two boys, their fathers and a dog in an unexpected, life-changing encounter in a forest on a Sunday morning. A short film about authorities, disappointments and the birth of a rebel.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Martin Turk
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Bela Film, RTV Slovenija
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