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Produced by and filmed during the summer of 2012 near Bovec , the movie had a budget of approximately €1.4 million. Reception and Legacy

(English title: Going Our Way 2 ) is a 2013 Slovenian youth comedy directed by Miha Hočevar . A sequel to the record-breaking 2010 hit, the film returns to the scenic Posočje region in the Slovenian Alps, following a group of scouts whose summer camp is disrupted by new rivals and strict regulations. Plot Overview Gremo.Mi.Po.Svoje.2.2013.SLOVENiAN.1080p.HDTV.x...

The story picks up with the original group of scouts—Aleks, Jaka, and Sleepyhead—who are now nearly adults. The camp leader assigns them the difficult task of supervising a group of mischievous 10-year-olds. The camp’s routine is further shaken by: Produced by and filmed during the summer of

The film features a mix of established Slovenian stars and young breakout actors: as the Camp Leader (Starešina). Tadej Toš as Šefe. Sabina Kogovšek as the Inspector. Plot Overview The story picks up with the

Released on November 7, 2013, the film was a major commercial success in Slovenia. Going Our Way 2 (2013) - IMDb

: A strict female inspector arrives to ensure the camp complies with complex European Union guidelines, leading to a series of bureaucratic and comedic mishaps. Key Cast & Production

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