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Sunrise Over the City
A Ljubljana youth thinks his dancing skills in a club are a god sent for women. But meeting one who doesn't at all fall for his charms he starts seeing it differently. After they spend a magical night together he starts feeling something he never felt before.
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A Ljubljana youth thinks his dancing skills in a club are a god sent for women. But meeting one who doesn't at all fall for his charms he starts seeing it differently. After they spend a magical night together he starts feeling something he never felt before.
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Genre:Music
Written By:Blaž Završnik, Nina Šorak
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:UL AGRFT, RTV Slovenija
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