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He Came to Be - Ratko Rudic 

This documentary film about the life and sports career of Ratko Rudic, a legendary water polo coach, follows Rudic's journey from the very beginnings to his greatest successes, including testimonies from numerous interviewees.
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This documentary film about the life and sports career of Ratko Rudic, a legendary water polo coach, follows Rudic's journey from the very beginnings to his greatest successes, including testimonies from numerous interviewees.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Dejan Aćimović
Written By:Dejan Aćimović
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Hrvatska Radiotelevizija, RTS, Da Film d.o.o.

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