Nagymama
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Nagymama is a the Hungarian word for grandma, shortened to "nagyi" when saying "Granny."
"A Nagymama" (1916) is a Hungarian film based on a play, and is directed by Alexander Korda. It was remade in 1935 by director István György and then turned into television show directed by Gergely Horváth in 1986.
"Nagymama" (2004) is a short animated film by Stephanie Yuhas about a young girl's eccentric childhood with an old-world grandmother.
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