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Bullseye
"Bullseye" is a film about the most famous band from the small town. Back in the 1970s when rock and roll was the mainstream music genre in ex-Yugoslavia, the Goldfingers band was created in the city of Zajecar.
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"Bullseye" is a film about the most famous band from the small town. Back in the 1970s when rock and roll was the mainstream music genre in ex-Yugoslavia, the Goldfingers band was created in the city of Zajecar.
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