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That's It for Today 

By baking his favorite dessert – coconut cubes, the siblings manage to lure their eldest brother back home. Time seems to cease to exist, and a tale of happy people unfolds. Seemingly ordinary summer days turn extraordinary. In love with life, they elevate reality above the ground, dispersing any and all dark clouds with their joyous spirit.
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By baking his favorite dessert – coconut cubes, the siblings manage to lure their eldest brother back home. Time seems to cease to exist, and a tale of happy people unfolds. Seemingly ordinary summer days turn extraordinary. In love with life, they elevate reality above the ground, dispersing any and all dark clouds with their joyous spirit.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Marko Đorđević
Written By:Marko Đorđević
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Altertise, CinneRent, Filmski centar Srbije, Stiglitz Productions, Digital Goblen Media

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