Ecstasis

Ecstasis

1963 · 6 min · Drama

A film from 1963, the last seconds of a trampled woman's life, a reminiscence of life until the very end.

Directed by Petar Dositej Aranđelović · Written by Petar Dositej Aranđelović

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