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Suiciders Beware!

Suiciders Beware!

1967 · 14 min · Documentary

The problem of suicide among young people in Slovenia. Typical examples are shown through the testimony of the family and acquaintances of the deceased.

Directed by Mako Sajko · Written by Mako Sajko

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