The House Has Horns
A family of three reveals that none of them slept at more nights. A mother worried about her family's health tries to fight this mysterious insomnia, but every attempt is in vain. She begins to lose her sanity, and as she breaks down, so does her family. Secrets are revealed and further jeopardize their relationship. Can they get over them? Maybe one honest word is needed for everything.
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A family of three reveals that none of them slept at more nights. A mother worried about her family's health tries to fight this mysterious insomnia, but every attempt is in vain. She begins to lose her sanity, and as she breaks down, so does her family. Secrets are revealed and further jeopardize their relationship. Can they get over them? Maybe one honest word is needed for everything.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Stefan Tomić
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:Akademija umjetnosti Banja Luka
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