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CINEMA KOMUNISTO – INTERVIEW WITH SERBIAN DIRECTOR MILA TURAJLIC
A THRILLING DOCUMENTARY BY MILA TURAJLIC http://www.cinemakomunisto.com/trailer/ January 29th Cinema Komunisto, the impressive documentary of young Serbian director Mila Turajlic , will premiere in Belgrade. At the latest edition of the IDFA festival in Amsterdam, the movie was shown … Continue reading
Posted in Balcans, Cinema Komunisto, Galeb, Historical movies, IDFA, Josip Broz Tito, Mila Turajlic
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