SK, CZ

2019

82 min

Finished

Never Happened

Skutok sa stal

Directing: Barbora Berezňáková

Synopsis

The story which "never happened" takes us into the unresolved case of a political murder, a psychological journey of three young friends who got involved in the high political power game of the 90s, resulting in the portrait of their present life situation, as well as the situation of the country.

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