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Rascals and Princesses 

Five young adults with entirely different personalities become neighbors after looking for a flat. The big flat is rented by Teo - successful lawyer who's luck is on it's last legs, Kazo - confused cinephile and Teo's best friend, and Robi - a guy who always want to be in the centre of attention, who loves football and women. Smaller flat is rented by Irena - ex-miss and model who is "constantly" working on self, and tries to fix own problems with her look, and Lucija, Irenas polar opposite - confused girl who's experiences life around her in a weird way. Once they all settle in one place, anything is possible.
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Five young adults with entirely different personalities become neighbors after looking for a flat. The big flat is rented by Teo - successful lawyer who's luck is on it's last legs, Kazo - confused cinephile and Teo's best friend, and Robi - a guy who always want to be in the centre of attention, who loves football and women. Smaller flat is rented by Irena - ex-miss and model who is "constantly" working on self, and tries to fix own problems with her look, and Lucija, Irenas polar opposite - confused girl who's experiences life around her in a weird way. Once they all settle in one place, anything is possible.

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Directed By:Goran Kulenović
Written By:Goran Kulenović
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Runtime:45 minutes
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