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Tango with 3 Characters in 3 Spaces 

A film student has a task to make a film with three characters in three spaces, with maximum duration of 15 minutes. Looking for inspiration, he ends up in the Cinematheque, at the screening of "The Last Tango in Paris" and there meets a girl who attracts his attention. From then on, the student begins to direct their relationship, both in his imagination and in reality, as a creative response to the task he's trying to solve.
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A film student has a task to make a film with three characters in three spaces, with maximum duration of 15 minutes. Looking for inspiration, he ends up in the Cinematheque, at the screening of "The Last Tango in Paris" and there meets a girl who attracts his attention. From then on, the student begins to direct their relationship, both in his imagination and in reality, as a creative response to the task he's trying to solve.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Directed By:Strahinja Savić
Written By:Strahinja Savić
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Fakultet Dramskih Umetnosti Beograd (FDU)

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