SRETNO ORLO

Sara Kern

SRETNO, ORLO!

Croatia, 2016,14′

GOOD LUCK ORLO!
A baby has died. Orlo, 7, watches his parents being consumed with grief. He wants his family to be normal again. When an opportunity arises, Orlo takes things into his own hands. But it is more complicated than he had imagined

Sara Kern
Born in 1989 in Ljubljana, Slovenia. She graduated in Film and TV Directing from AGRFT Ljubljana. During her studies she won several screenwriting awards. Her graduate short Maks, 2012, has been screened around the world, and distributed in Japan. Sara has been a freelance screenwriter for Slovenian National Television for several years. Good Luck, Orlo! is her second short film. She is currently developing her first feature Ivana.

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