Her Child Trailer

Her Child Trailer (2013)

01 January 2013 Drama 25 mins

Pianist Mojca is afraid to get into deeper relationship with her partner Tomaž due to her fear of pain. It takes place at a point where a long-standing relationship between the two needs a new step in either direction. And as in life, so in film, life takes an unexpected path and gives Mojca a series of experiences that help her move forward.

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Cast

Sandra Gajić

as Mala Mojca

Katarina Tominec

as Pianistka

Vojko Zidar

as Mojčin oče

Maja Boh-Hočevar

as Mojčina mama

International Releases Dates

Slovenia 01 January 2013

Production Companies

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