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Index 669
'Index 669' is a hypothetical illustration of the consequences of the forbidden wishes of the child, and the suppressed ideas for individualism, with a critical overview of the pedagogical process of parenting and the education system.
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'Index 669' is a hypothetical illustration of the consequences of the forbidden wishes of the child, and the suppressed ideas for individualism, with a critical overview of the pedagogical process of parenting and the education system.
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Genre:Drama, Mystery
Written By:Dejan Džolev
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Runtime:16 minutes
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