‘Chaos Walking’ : The Good and the Bad
An adaptation of the book series ‘The Knife Of Never Letting Go’.
The Infected Area of Mara and Zharko
Igor and Klementina are a young couple who are in preparation for their wedding day. However, in meanwhile, they somehow get some kind of infection on their genitals, and they decide to go and do some medical exams without telling to each other. After the examination, they accidentally meet in the corridor of the hospital. On that same day, their parents come to visit them, to see how going preparations for the wedding day are. Klementina is convinced that Igor has cheated on her, but Igor is also convinced that Klementina had betrayed him, and their parents are convinced that they are hiding some secret and they are hoping that Klementina is pregnant.
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Igor and Klementina are a young couple who are in preparation for their wedding day. However, in meanwhile, they somehow get some kind of infection on their genitals, and they decide to go and do some medical exams without telling to each other. After the examination, they accidentally meet in the corridor of the hospital. On that same day, their parents come to visit them, to see how going preparations for the wedding day are. Klementina is convinced that Igor has cheated on her, but Igor is also convinced that Klementina had betrayed him, and their parents are convinced that they are hiding some secret and they are hoping that Klementina is pregnant.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Aleksandar Arsovski
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Samo Pravo
Cast
Aleksandar Arsovski
Director
Irena Ilievska
Klementina
Žarko Spasovski
Igor
Slobodanka Čičevska
Majkata na Klementina
Vesna Dimitrovska
Majkata na Igor
Vladimir Tuliev
Tatko na Igor
Mile Vrateovski
Tatko na Klementina
Zorica Pančić
Ginekologot
Kristijan Jordanov
Urologot
Kire Acevski
Student #2
Talija Gjorgjieva
Student #1
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