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Life of young Bronja, living in the '70s changed when her mother dies of cancer. After a childhood marked by the loss of her mother, her grown up life is again interrupted by a series of tragic events, which she overcomes with positivism.
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Life of young Bronja, living in the '70s changed when her mother dies of cancer. After a childhood marked by the loss of her mother, her grown up life is again interrupted by a series of tragic events, which she overcomes with positivism.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Bronja Žakelj, Marko Naberšnik
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Runtime:144 minutes
Studio:Perfo Production, Biberche, Black Cat Production, Kinorama, Protos Film, Viba film, Quasar Productions
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