Zoran

January. 01,2023

Rating：

5.5

Genre：

Documentary

Keywords：

Art Sculptor

Trailer Synopsis Cast

The story of the circumstances in which Zoran matured as an artist, learning from the best. Zoran is a master at turning every seemingly difficult situation into an opportunity. And it does it all with incredible ease. His sculptures are alive. That is why the North American Indians gave him the Indian name Tunka Kitka - The man who awakens the stone.

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