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Saint Gregory 

The film represents a kind of testimony about the political and moral suffering of women at the time of the Informburo Resolution (IB) in 1948, and it was made based on the memoirs of a Montenegrin woman who was sent to Goli otok during the IB Resolution in Yugoslavia. Đorđine Đine Markuš. It documents the suffering of women during Yugoslav socialism, and from Goli Otok the film turns its attention to a smaller, women's camp on the neighboring island of Sveti Grgur, i.e. Šagargur...
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The film represents a kind of testimony about the political and moral suffering of women at the time of the Informburo Resolution (IB) in 1948, and it was made based on the memoirs of a Montenegrin woman who was sent to Goli otok during the IB Resolution in Yugoslavia. Đorđine Đine Markuš. It documents the suffering of women during Yugoslav socialism, and from Goli Otok the film turns its attention to a smaller, women's camp on the neighboring island of Sveti Grgur, i.e. Šagargur...

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Nataša Nelević
Written By:Nataša Nelević
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:LIVE Production, Rezon

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