
Nightlife
Mystery · Crime · Drama
Overview
The lives of a wealthy married couple radically change in an instant. While the husband is in critical condition after an accident that occurred under strange circumstances, the wife tries to understand the situation and to salvage what she can… In this constricted, small-scale drama by a renowned Slovenian filmmaker, Pia Zemljič excels in the role of the resourceful wife.
Top Cast


Pia Zemljič
Pia Zemljič
Lea Potokar
Pia Zemljič
Lea Potokar


Jernej Šugman
Jernej Šugman
Milan Potokar
Jernej Šugman
Milan Potokar


Marko Mandić
Marko Mandić
Bojan Kenda
Marko Mandić
Bojan Kenda


Peter Musevski
Peter Musevski
Rozman
Peter Musevski
Rozman


Petar Arsovski
Petar Arsovski
dr. Nikolovski
Petar Arsovski
dr. Nikolovski


Jana Zupančič
Jana Zupančič
Tanja
Jana Zupančič
Tanja


Dejan Spasič
Dejan Spasič
dr. Tomic
Dejan Spasič
dr. Tomic


Mojca Partljič
Mojca Partljič
nurse Vesna
Mojca Partljič
nurse Vesna


Matija Vastl
Matija Vastl
dr. Dolenc
Matija Vastl
dr. Dolenc
Andrej Murenc
Andrej Murenc
Policeman 1
Andrej Murenc
Policeman 1
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