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Kengur Is Coming Back Home
After a glittering playing career in England, where he played in the Premier League, and a not-so-glamorous coaching stint in London, Kengur returns to Serbia with his dark-skinned fiancée Elektra. He arrives in style, full of plans and patriotic fervor.
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After a glittering playing career in England, where he played in the Premier League, and a not-so-glamorous coaching stint in London, Kengur returns to Serbia with his dark-skinned fiancée Elektra. He arrives in style, full of plans and patriotic fervor.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Miroslav Momčilović
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Brigada, MCF Mega Com Film
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