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Dubrovnik Twilight

1999, Croatian. Directed by Željko Senečić.

Whilst trying to take a break from reality by visiting Mount Srđ nearby Dubrovnik, Ana and her boyfriend Ivan are accosted by Montenegrin paramilitary troops of the Yugoslav People's Army. Ivan is killed and Ana is brutally raped. Years later, whilst looking through the footage of the invasion of Dubrovnik recorded by an amateur reporter named Čačo, she recognizes her rapist, and decides to publicaly shame him during her exhibition.

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1h 36m
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Released
1 January 1999
Original title
Dubrovački suton
Country
Croatia, Spain
Written by
Tomislav Sabljak, Željko Senečić
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Dubrovnik Twilight (1999) was directed by Željko Senečić and stars Michaela Kezele, Slavko Juraga, Boris Cavazza.

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