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Between Lost and Unsustainable 

A chamber TV film with the intention of reminding of Bozidar Grujovic, a doctor of law and insurgent legislator, who voluntarily came to unhappy and illiterate Serbia in the middle of the First Serbian Uprising, armed with knowledge of Roman law and the spirit of the French revolution.
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A chamber TV film with the intention of reminding of Bozidar Grujovic, a doctor of law and insurgent legislator, who voluntarily came to unhappy and illiterate Serbia in the middle of the First Serbian Uprising, armed with knowledge of Roman law and the spirit of the French revolution.

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Genre:TV Movie, Drama
Directed By:Slobodan Radović
Written By:Jelica Zupanc
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Radiotelevizija Beograd

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