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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
Directed By:Zoran Čalić
Written By:Jovan Marković, Zoran Čalić
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Union film

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