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Film Changed the World 

The film is about the director and screenwriter, Milos Misa Radivojevic, who has maintained his position as a radical filmmaker and one of the most important representatives of art cinema in the Yugoslav and European context since the “black wave” period until today.
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The film is about the director and screenwriter, Milos Misa Radivojevic, who has maintained his position as a radical filmmaker and one of the most important representatives of art cinema in the Yugoslav and European context since the “black wave” period until today.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Darko Bajić, Siniša Cvetić
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Magična linija

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Darko Bajić, Siniša Cvetić

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Miloš 'Miša' Radivojević

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Darko Bajić

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