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Once Upon a Time in Serbia
This is a warm human story set between the two world wars in Leskovac, where a real miracle happens with an unusual set of circumstances and builds the history of that small place where great people live...
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This is a warm human story set between the two world wars in Leskovac, where a real miracle happens with an unusual set of circumstances and builds the history of that small place where great people live...
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Vladimir Andrić, Majda Šimunec
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Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:Soul Food Films
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