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A 1981 Croatian language drama film directed by Miroslav Mikuljan, starring Bozidar Alic, Hermina Pipinic and Zvonimir Torjanac.
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A 1981 Croatian language drama film directed by Miroslav Mikuljan, starring Bozidar Alic, Hermina Pipinic and Zvonimir Torjanac.
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Genre:TV Movie, Drama
Written By:Marija Peakić-Mikuljan
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Runtime:59 minutes
Studio:Televizija Zagreb
Cast
Miroslav Mikuljan
Director
Zvonimir Torjanac
Otac Petar
Hermina Pipinić
Majka Ema
Božidar Alić
Sin Jan
Ratko Buljan
Stric Stanislav
Dragan Milivojević
Edo
Zlatko Crnković
Profesor arheologije
Branko Špoljar
Svećenik
Perica Martinović
Maja
Nada Abruš
Stanislavova majka
Robert Vegše
Dječak Jan
Tomislav Žaja
Dječak Stanislav
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