Disappearing
Trailer: Disappearing
Year: 2022
Genre: Documentary
Studio: Vertigo, Soleil Film
Director: Andrina Mračnikar
Cast: Andrina Mračnikar
Crew: Gerhard Daurer (Editor), William Edouard Franck (Sound), Bertram Knappitsch (Sound), Danijel Hočevar (Producer), Andreas Hamza (Sound), Jürgen Karasek (Producer)
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