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A parody of the modern way of life, based on the conflict between two generations within a bourgeois Serbian family, generations whose mutual understanding became completely impossible the moment social networks wove their web between them.
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A parody of the modern way of life, based on the conflict between two generations within a bourgeois Serbian family, generations whose mutual understanding became completely impossible the moment social networks wove their web between them.
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Genre:Comedy, Family, Romance
Written By:Božidar Knežević, Aleksandar Miletić
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Apollon, Pink Media Group, TS Media
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