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The Virus of Pathological Kindness 

On a cold winter's night in 1983, a young teacher of Serbo-Croatian recieves a surprise visit. A nude man, claiming to be from Belgrade in the far future tells her that the world as they know it will crumble and that he believes he knows how to stop it.
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On a cold winter's night in 1983, a young teacher of Serbo-Croatian recieves a surprise visit. A nude man, claiming to be from Belgrade in the far future tells her that the world as they know it will crumble and that he believes he knows how to stop it.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Music, Horror, Romance, Science Fiction
Directed By:Predrag Ličina
Written By:Predrag Ličina
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Stiglitz Productions, Terminal 3

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