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Living in the boondocks of Serbia, Marko is a young man pushed by a lack of job perspective into hard labor in the cold and loneliness of Siberia. He is facing his last 24 hours at home, with his only family being his formerly successful father, now retired and broke.
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Living in the boondocks of Serbia, Marko is a young man pushed by a lack of job perspective into hard labor in the cold and loneliness of Siberia. He is facing his last 24 hours at home, with his only family being his formerly successful father, now retired and broke.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Miroslav Savić
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:CinePlanet, Fakultet Dramskih Umetnosti Beograd (FDU)
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