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Back of the Medal
A tense detective movie about Eva Ružić, an accountant in a large firm, who was sentenced to 7 years in prison for embezzlement of public property.
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A tense detective movie about Eva Ružić, an accountant in a large firm, who was sentenced to 7 years in prison for embezzlement of public property.
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Genre:Thriller, Drama
Written By:Fadil Hadžić
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Jadran Film
Cast
Fadil Hadžić
Director
Judita Hahn
Eva Ružić
Rade Marković
Ognjen Ružić
Franjo Kumer
Ludvig Farkaš
Toma Jovanović
Policijski inspektor Hribar
Vojislav Mirić
Zavodnik
Sonja Hlebš
Prostitutka Silvija
Karlo Bulić
Advokat Bruno
Vanja Drach
Ognjenov prijatelj
Fabijan Šovagović
Ustaški policajac zvani 'Beba'
Veljko Maričić
Sudac
Hermina Pipinić
Vera, zavodnikova ženska
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