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    Riders Jezdeca

    Dominik Mencej / Slovenia, Serbia, Italy, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina / 2022 / 107 min / Croatian, Slovene

    Inspired by Easy Rider, this is a nostalgic tale from a young Slovenian filmmaker of two friends who embark on a journey in search of freedom, love, and themselves. The Audience Award and Vesna Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role at the Festival of Slovenian Film.

    cast Timon Šturbej, Petja Labović, Anja Novak, Nikola Kojo, Peter Musevski

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