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Hole (????) [N/A]

Original Title:
Jama

Genres:
Comedy | Crime | Horror | Thriller

Production Companies:
Narayan production
NuFrame
Studio Ritem

Production Countries:
Slovenia

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 71

Whoever digs a pit for another falls into it himself

Overview from TheMovieDB

Kevin and Mia are con artists, a kind of modern Bonnie & Clyde, who seduce and rob women, the rich, divorcees and widows. Kevin's enormous sexual appetite and Mia's morbid jealousy lead to the robbery of the rich seductress Emma. Believing that they have killed her, they drive deep into a remote forest where they plan to bury her body. While they are digging a cave, Ema wakes up and runs away, Kevin and Mia go after her. A game of cat and mouse begins, a struggle for life and death, but nothing is as it seems at first glance.

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Production

Co-Producer:
Teo Rižnar

Colorist:
Erik Margan

Costume Design:
Izidor Krojač

Director:
Dejan Babosek

Director of Photography:
Gregor Kitek

Editor:
Dejan Babosek

Executive Producer:
Danica Jovanović

Makeup & Hair:
Barbara Hren

Music:
Gašper Muženič

Producer:
Dejan Babosek
Borut Berden

Set Designer:
Milan Hrast

Sound:
Borut Berden

Writer:
Lea Čok Rajčič
Marko Plantan
Dejan Babosek

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