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An ordinary evening between two teenagers tips into something far more complicated in this intimate drama from Andrej Tomin and Mila Miljkovic.
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Synopsis
Two married, heterosexual chimney sweeps face experiences that unsettle their views on sexuality and identity. One has a same-sex encounter without considering it either as an expression of homosexuality or infidelity. The other finds himself in dreams where he is seen as a woman.
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An ordinary evening between two teenagers tips into something far more complicated in this intimate drama from Andrej Tomin and Mila Miljkovic. As emotions, desire and long-held secrets surface, the presence of a mobile phone camera turns private vulnerability into a charged question about what gets shared and what stays hidden. With just Bojana Kuzet and Dimitrije Todorovic carrying the screen, the film stays tightly focused on the fragile, awkward, deeply human space between two young people.
Raw and observational, it's a small-scale story that trades plot for psychological honesty, examining intimacy in an age when everything feels recordable. The mood is hushed and immediate, and the pacing patient enough to let discomfort and tenderness coexist. This one is best suited to viewers who appreciate spare, character-driven dramas and aren't afraid of films that sit close to their subjects without looking away.
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