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The Comrade
The Comrade is a story about a bitter old man, probably the last living WW2 veteran, whose memories of the years spent as a high ranking official in ex-Yugoslavia are his only connection to reality, while, against all odds, he still goes on living according to the rules of the old system, a system which has been long gone.
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The Comrade is a story about a bitter old man, probably the last living WW2 veteran, whose memories of the years spent as a high ranking official in ex-Yugoslavia are his only connection to reality, while, against all odds, he still goes on living according to the rules of the old system, a system which has been long gone.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Dimitar Orovčanec
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Diverse Films, Trice Films
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