Stefan Arsenijević
Stefan Arsenijević studied at Ninth Belgrade Gymnasium and University of Arts in Belgrade. The recorded working language is Serbian. Distinctions recorded are European Film Award for Best Short Film.
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It is also recorded that stefan Arsenijević was born in 1977 at Belgrade. The record continues: stefan Arsenijević is recorded as screenwriter and director.
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Stefan Arsenijević is recorded as having received European Film Award for Best Short Film.
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