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The Vase
Marijana is trying really hard to be happy, settle down and start a family. She is in her late thirties, lives in a one bedroom apartment with her husband Nino, and feels stuck in a rut. One day Marijana and Nino get invited to a dinner party at their friends Tanja and Dule's brand new apartment to meet their baby daughter. Tanja and Dule seem to have it all, and Marijana has a glass of whiskey in her hand...
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Marijana is trying really hard to be happy, settle down and start a family. She is in her late thirties, lives in a one bedroom apartment with her husband Nino, and feels stuck in a rut. One day Marijana and Nino get invited to a dinner party at their friends Tanja and Dule's brand new apartment to meet their baby daughter. Tanja and Dule seem to have it all, and Marijana has a glass of whiskey in her hand...
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Milica Maletin
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Nezavisni Filmski Centar Kino Klub Novi Sad, Akademija Umetnosti Novi Sad
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