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A violinist named Misha struggles to support his family by playing at weddings. He has two sons, each named after their grandfathers. The boys are navigating the challenges of puberty as their father tries to make ends meet.
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A violinist named Misha struggles to support his family by playing at weddings. He has two sons, each named after their grandfathers. The boys are navigating the challenges of puberty as their father tries to make ends meet.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Milena Marković
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Talking Wolf Productions, Olimp produkcija, Cinnamon Films, FIT, Apollon, Filmski centar Srbije
Cast
Milan Konjević
Director
Nikola Kojo
Mihajlo 'Miša' Pavlović
Nikola Brun
Žika Pavlović
Gavrilo Ivanković
Milan Pavlović
Vladimir Petrović
Slobodan 'Boba' Pavlović
Vesna Čipčić
Elza
Daniela Dimitrovska
Angela Kaja
Srđan Timarov
Tadija
Mladen Sovilj
Mališa
Jovo Maksić
Saša
Milena Predić
Učiteljica
Slobodan 'Boda' Ninković
Đoka Ribizla
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