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Bitch, a Derogatory Term for a Woman Prasica, slabšalni izraz za žensko

Tijana Zinajić / Slovenia / 2021 / 90 min / Slovene

Eva is a young artist who smokes, drinks, occasionally takes drugs, parties and finds no creative inspiration. She also has a strange love affair with her mentor, her best friend is moving to Berlin, her paycheck is three months late and, above all, so is her period… Bitch is a film about a period in life when you simply get stuck and do not know how to move on.

cast Liza Marijina, Tosja Flaker Berce, Anuša Kodelja, Jure Henigman

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This first feature by theatre director and actress Tijana Zinajić won seven Vesna Awards (including Best Film) at the Festival of Slovenian Film.

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