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Granny's Villa
After their deceased grandmother leaves them both her isolated seaside mansion, two feuding families start a turf war over it. However, when her secret lover enters the picture, they decide to put their differences aside to get rid of him.
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After their deceased grandmother leaves them both her isolated seaside mansion, two feuding families start a turf war over it. However, when her secret lover enters the picture, they decide to put their differences aside to get rid of him.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Romance
Written By:Filip Dizdar, Antonio Scarpa
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Studio:Kompas Production, The Comedian, Luxar Media, Wolfgang & Dolly, Kofilm, Udruga građana Artum
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