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An unknown traveler disembarks from a steamship on a rainy day in a small and deserted coastal town, where he will spend the night and find a girl who will remain in his heart forever.
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An unknown traveler disembarks from a steamship on a rainy day in a small and deserted coastal town, where he will spend the night and find a girl who will remain in his heart forever.
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Genre:TV Movie, Drama, Romance
Written By:Petar Šegedin, Danijel Marušić
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Televizija Zagreb
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