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Children Grow at Night
Father, the ex-WWII fighter and head of the family, is reluctant to use connections to help his son to get a job. His idea of morale and conscience are to be juxtaposed to the actions he must take.
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Father, the ex-WWII fighter and head of the family, is reluctant to use connections to help his son to get a job. His idea of morale and conscience are to be juxtaposed to the actions he must take.
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Genre:TV Movie, Drama
Written By:Milenko Vučetić
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Runtime:59 minutes
Studio:Radiotelevizija Beograd
Cast
Slavoljub Stefanović-Ravasi
Director
Đorđe Jelisić
Kondukter GSP-a Sreten
Ljiljana Krstić
Sretenova žena Angelina
Radmila Andrić
Kći Slavica
Predrag Laković
Slavičin muž Bogoljub
Slobodanka Marković
Bogdanova devojka Kaća
Radoš Bajić
Sin Bogdan
Mihajlo Viktorović
Kondukter Milić
Đorđe Pura
Kondukter Simić
Ivan Jonaš
Šofer GSP-a Adžić
Slobodan Matić
Kondukter Đapić
Radmila Plećaš
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