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Through the Heart of Macedonia 

Two friends are going on an adventure trip through Macedonia. Starting from Skopje, with the ultimate goal to reach the Prespa Lake, and climb a few mountains. They are following the notes from a travelogue written by other two friends that walked the same route in 1969.
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Two friends are going on an adventure trip through Macedonia. Starting from Skopje, with the ultimate goal to reach the Prespa Lake, and climb a few mountains. They are following the notes from a travelogue written by other two friends that walked the same route in 1969.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Kiril Šentevski
Written By:Kiril Šentevski
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Runtime:29 minutes
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