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A Palaeolithic film has been made entirely in Basque in Serbia

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Paleolitoan kokatuko pelikula bat euskara hutsean egin dute Serbian
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A Serbian filmmaker wanted to make a film based on the Palaeolithic, and his goal was for the characters to speak an ancient language of the time. The work of dialogue reached the Basque Country, and through acquaintances he contacted the two Biscayans.

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