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Daj Gas 

Andrea is a young, introverted teenager and good student who lives in Picardy with her extravagant mother Valentina, an immigrant from the former Yugoslavia. Against a backdrop of industrial estates and sugar beet fields, Andrea seeks to become the main character in her own life, surrounded by extroverted friends and an overbearing mother.
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Andrea is a young, introverted teenager and good student who lives in Picardy with her extravagant mother Valentina, an immigrant from the former Yugoslavia. Against a backdrop of industrial estates and sugar beet fields, Andrea seeks to become the main character in her own life, surrounded by extroverted friends and an overbearing mother.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Anastasija Pavlovic Kulundzic
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Studio:Ecce Films

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