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Yugodrom
A team of friends Alice, Pavla and Crvena run the YUGODROM hostel in an old apartment, dedicated to Yugoslavian nostalgia and done in the manner of socialism, full of details that remember that time. Pavle inherited it, Alisa came up with the concept and the three of them, as if in some private utopia, share the hostel as a living and working space.
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A team of friends Alice, Pavla and Crvena run the YUGODROM hostel in an old apartment, dedicated to Yugoslavian nostalgia and done in the manner of socialism, full of details that remember that time. Pavle inherited it, Alisa came up with the concept and the three of them, as if in some private utopia, share the hostel as a living and working space.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kosta Peševski
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Apollon, TS Media, Pink Media Group, Contrast Studios
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