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Uncertain Death
Do you believe in fate - in ‘So it was written...’? Do you think our fate is determined when we are born and that we cannot escape it? Or do you think every human creates their own destiny - that every choice we make changes the course of our life?
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Do you believe in fate - in ‘So it was written...’? Do you think our fate is determined when we are born and that we cannot escape it? Or do you think every human creates their own destiny - that every choice we make changes the course of our life?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Petar Džurovski
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Lavirint Production
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