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‘Until the Day Ends’ Review: Two People Connect Across a Political Divide in a Striking Serbian Youth Drama

Amid the turmoil of mass student protests in the streets of Belgrade, two young people are bonded by a rash act of rebellion, despite their outwardly incompatible ideologies. The premise of Serbian writer-director Jelena Maksimović’s “Until the Day Ends” portends a tidy political parable — a sort of “why can’t we all get along” homily […]

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‘Until the Day Ends’ Review: Two People Connect Across a Political Divide in a Striking Serbian Youth Drama
Amid the turmoil of mass student protests in the streets of Belgrade, two young people are bonded by a rash act of rebellion, despite their outwardly incompatible ideologies. The premise of Serbian writer-director Jelena Maksimović’s “Until the Day Ends” portends a tidy political parable — a sort of “why can’t we all get along” homily […]
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