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The Loaves and Fish 

In a little village in the heart of Serbia Mirko takes care of the old and small Serbian Orthodox church of the community. Every day he opens the church and with strong dedication prepares all details for the service that the priest will give. When everything is ready, Mirko rings the bells. Only an old and devoted woman enters the church: she is the only person attending the service. But one day not even the old lady arrives.
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In a little village in the heart of Serbia Mirko takes care of the old and small Serbian Orthodox church of the community. Every day he opens the church and with strong dedication prepares all details for the service that the priest will give. When everything is ready, Mirko rings the bells. Only an old and devoted woman enters the church: she is the only person attending the service. But one day not even the old lady arrives.

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Genre:Fantasy, Drama
Directed By:Irene M. Borrego
Written By:Irene M. Borrego, Manuel Muñoz Rivas
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:59 en Conserva

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Irene M. Borrego

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Sofija Bogdanović

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Mirko Gluščević

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Otac Milovan Vujović

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