One of Many (2019)
Told in a very abstract and poetic way, this love story – set in very unusual circumstances – is inspired by the refugee crisis, in which Macedonia played the unfortunate role of a transit country.
Top billed cast
Teona Strugar MitevskaEdna (voice)
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