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Power in the Head
A music documentary "Power in the Head" covers the alternative rock scene that was born in Slavonska Pozega (now only Pozega, Croatia) in the mid-1970s and lasted until 1991, and is also an autobiographical documentary film by Dalibor Platenik.
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A music documentary "Power in the Head" covers the alternative rock scene that was born in Slavonska Pozega (now only Pozega, Croatia) in the mid-1970s and lasted until 1991, and is also an autobiographical documentary film by Dalibor Platenik.
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Genre:Documentary, Music
Written By:Dalibor Platenik
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:Eureka video
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