Q136519020
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Q136519020
Summary
Q136519020 is a film project[1]. Q136519020 is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Q136519020's instance of is recorded as film project[3].
- Q136519020 was directed by Andrina Mračnikar[4].
- Andrina Mračnikar wrote the screenplay for Q136519020[5].
- A cast member of Q136519020 was Doroteja Nadrah[6].
- A cast member of Q136519020 was Oskar Haag[7].
- A cast member of Q136519020 was Marko Mandić[8].
- A cast member of Q136519020 was Madita[9].
- Q136519020 was produced by Alexander Dumreicher-Ivanceanu[10].
- Q136519020 was produced by Bady Minck[11].
- Q136519020's production company is recorded as Amour Fou[12].
- Q136519020's director of photography is recorded as Georg Weiss[13].
- The original language of Q136519020 was Slovene[14].
- The original language of Q136519020 was English[15].
- The original language of Q136519020 was German[16].
- Q136519020's country of origin is recorded as Austria[17].
- Q136519020's country of origin is recorded as Slovenia[18].
- Q136519020 was published on 2026[19].
- Q136519020's filming location is recorded as Carinthia[20].
- Q136519020's film editor is recorded as Karina Ressler[21].
- Q136519020's title is recorded as Mila / Marija[22].
- Q136519020's working title is recorded as Der Krieg ist vorbei[23].
- Q136519020's duration is recorded as {'amount': '+110'}[24].
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Authorship and Creation
Producers include Alexander Dumreicher-Ivanceanu[10] and Bady Minck[11]. Q136519020 was directed by Andrina Mračnikar[4]. Andrina Mračnikar wrote the screenplay for Q136519020[5]. Cast members include Doroteja Nadrah[6], Oskar Haag[7], Marko Mandić[8], and Madita[9].
Publication
Q136519020 was released on 2026[19]. Original languages include Slovene[14], English[15], and German[16].
Why It Matters
Q136519020 is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]