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The Bath
Set on a lazy, lukewarm summer afternoon, the story of a young but jaded Feri and a disintegrating group of friends in a lakeside holiday village.
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Set on a lazy, lukewarm summer afternoon, the story of a young but jaded Feri and a disintegrating group of friends in a lakeside holiday village.
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Written By:Dániel Nagy, Attila Hazai
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Eötvös Loránd Tudományegyetem, Filmfabriq, Juno11 Pictures
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