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‘Murina’ review: Family ties slither like eels on a gorgeous Croatian isle

A young woman, a born swimmer, backstrokes her way across the Adriatic Sea under a blinding sun in the opening images of “Murina,” now playing in limited theatrical release. We don’t yet know her circumstances, where she’s from, what kind of life she lives. But by the time director and co-writer Antoneta Alamat Kusijanovic returns to these images, we know why the swimmer carves the water like ...
Gracija Filipovic attends the " Un ano, una noche" premiere and European Shooting Stars 2022 award ceremony red carpet during the 72nd Berlinale International Film Festival Berlin at Berlinale Palast on Feb. 14, 2022, in Berlin.

A young woman, a born swimmer, backstrokes her way across the Adriatic Sea under a blinding sun in the opening images of “Murina,” now playing in limited theatrical release.

We don’t yet know her circumstances, where she’s from, what kind of life she lives. But by the time director and co-writer Antoneta Alamat Kusijanovic returns to these images, we know why the swimmer

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