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Einstein's Greatest Mistake
The film focuses on Andreja, a young woman who lives with her parents in an atmosphere where each member of the family lives in their own world, burdened by their problems, without real communication or closeness. The film explores themes of misunderstanding and distance within the family.
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The film focuses on Andreja, a young woman who lives with her parents in an atmosphere where each member of the family lives in their own world, burdened by their problems, without real communication or closeness. The film explores themes of misunderstanding and distance within the family.
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Ivan Vidić, Branko Karabatić
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Studio:Fab Mar
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