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The Color of Darkness 

An intimate and psychological portrait of the young artist Denis, who faces his limits in his search for the perfect painting. He has achieved some fame and success, but, despite this, believes that he will die an unfulfilled and mediocre artist.
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An intimate and psychological portrait of the young artist Denis, who faces his limits in his search for the perfect painting. He has achieved some fame and success, but, despite this, believes that he will die an unfulfilled and mediocre artist.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kristijan Kostadinovski
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Cinemon Media Factory, Vyvid Production, Revolution Production

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