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Kinobalon at LIFFe 2019

The Witch Hunters Zlogonje

Raško Miljković / Serbia, North Macedonia / 2018 / 90 min / Slovene subtitles, English Subtitles, Serbian / 8+

The witch hunt offers young protagonists a reality beyond anything they could have imagined. A suspense-ridden adventure film about children’s emancipation, The Witch Hunters has been bagging awards at kids film festivals across the world.

The story revolves around Jovan, a 10-year-old boy with partial cerebral palsy, and Milica, a gutsy girl who is the new student in Jovan’s school. Milica’s parents are on the verge of a divorce and she is convinced that her prospective stepmother is a witch who has cast a spell on her father. As Jovan and Milica develop a bond of friendship, they become witch hunters, hoping that by making her disappear the spell that has been cast on her father will be broken.

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