Dad (2010)
Genre : Drama
Runtime : 1H 11M
Director : Vlado Škafar
Writer : Vlado Škafar
Synopsis
After a long separation, a father and his son spend the day fishing on the river bank. On a beautiful autumn Sunday, surrounded by the majestic countryside, they seem to be alone in the world. They must start all over again.
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