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The Sea at the Time of the Eclipse 

Val Sebald is an author who comes to the Island to retreat from life and land. There he lives among the islanders and his favorite women, the heroines of various maritime novels. His relations with actual women from his past are reduced to messages in bottles that he ceremonially throws into the water. Val brings the real and imaginary people together into a place he is comfortable with, while his real life also becomes more and more one with the sea and the underwater world.
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Val Sebald is an author who comes to the Island to retreat from life and land. There he lives among the islanders and his favorite women, the heroines of various maritime novels. His relations with actual women from his past are reduced to messages in bottles that he ceremonially throws into the water. Val brings the real and imaginary people together into a place he is comfortable with, while his real life also becomes more and more one with the sea and the underwater world.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Jure Pervanje
Written By:Jure Pervanje
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Studio Arkadena

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Jure Pervanje

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Boris Cavazza

Val Sebald

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Ajda Smrekar

Ivana

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Devi Bragalini

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Brane Gruber

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Pia Zemljič

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Lenča Ferenčak

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Franc Markovčič

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Urška Bradaskja

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Marko Derganc

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Sandi Pavlin

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Dare Valič

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