Good Luck, Orlo!

Name: Good Luck, Orlo!
Director: Sara Kern
Genre: Family, Drama
Released: 2016-09-10
Rating: 8.0
Cast: Tin Vulovič, Primož Pirnat, Tin Marn, Nataša Živković, Nina Ivanišin Janežič

2016 · 15 min · ★ 8.0 · Family, Drama

A baby has died. Orlo's parents are consumed with grief. In an attempt to make them happy and his family whole again, Orlo does something unexpected.

Directed by Sara Kern · Written by Sara Kern

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Good Luck, Orlo!

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