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The Award
Story about a 10 year old Albanian Muslim kid, Arben who decides to participate in a religious competition organized by his school in honor of the Christian holiday Epiphany, in order to get the 10.000 denars award and help his little brother who is very sick.
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Story about a 10 year old Albanian Muslim kid, Arben who decides to participate in a religious competition organized by his school in honor of the Christian holiday Epiphany, in order to get the 10.000 denars award and help his little brother who is very sick.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Lidija Mojsovska
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:FDU Skopje, Lavirint Production
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