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On the Other Side of the Pillow a Rose Was Blossoming
Marija, Marija always unfortunate. Never catch her glance, she'll bring you misery!
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Marija, Marija always unfortunate. Never catch her glance, she'll bring you misery!
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy, Romance
Written By:Dragana Jovanović
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Runtime:26 minutes
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Cast
Dragana Jovanović
Director
Milica Stefanović
Marija
Zora Gavrilović
The Forest Fairy
Cveta Ilić
The River Fairy
Milijan Ilić
The Boss
Dragan Jovanović
The Good Man
Milijana Jovanović
The Doctor
Slavoljub Knežević
Boy at the Window
Stevo Lukić
The Priest
Nikola Pejčić
Blagoje
Rada Perišić
The Storyteller Girl
Vladana Radovanović
The Mountain Fairy
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