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Come to Me and Go from Me
Marija and Boba are moving into an apartment and the financial problems came to a crisis in their marriage. Affected consumer fever make them neglect each other and the child. In addition, Zika and Milan persistently interfere in their lives.
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Marija and Boba are moving into an apartment and the financial problems came to a crisis in their marriage. Affected consumer fever make them neglect each other and the child. In addition, Zika and Milan persistently interfere in their lives.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jovan Marković, Zoran Čalić
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Union film
Cast
Zoran Čalić
Director
Dragomir 'Gidra' Bojanić
Živorad 'Žika' Pavlović
Marko Todorović
Milan Todorović
Rialda Kadrić
Marija
Vladimir Petrović
Boba
Boris Milivojević
Miša
Jelena Žigon
Jelena Todorović
Ljiljana Janković
Vuka
Milan Srdoč
Mige
Vesna Čipčić
Elza
Velimir 'Bata' Živojinović
Dr. Nedeljković
Nada Vojinović
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