What Does a Sympathetic Portrayal of Sexual Assault on Screen Look Like?
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Love Case
Modern version of Dusan Makavejev classic from 1967.
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Modern version of Dusan Makavejev classic from 1967.
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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Đorđe Cvijović, Gorana Cvetković, Petar Mitrović, Jelena Antonić, Sava Reljin, Aleksa Borković, Daniela Ćeranić, Mila Krsmanović, Zorica Svetličić
Written By:Sava Reljin, Petar Mitrović, Đorđe Cvijović, Zorica Svetličić, Jelena Antonić, Aleksa Borković, Mila Krsmanović, Gorana Cvetković, Daniela Ćeranić
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Runtime:57 minutes
Studio:Preditor
Cast
Đorđe Cvijović, Gorana Cvetković, Petar Mitrović, Jelena Antonić, Sava Reljin, Aleksa Borković, Daniela Ćeranić, Mila Krsmanović, Zorica Svetličić
Director
Ljuma Penov
Bela
Albin Salihović
Aram
Ana Todorović
Ruža
Marina Bukvički
Aram (žena)
Aleksandar Jovanović
Mića kurir
Aleksandar Milošević
Seksolog
Milan Uzelac
Odžačar
Zvonimir Ivanović
Kriminalista
Petar Mitrović
Policajac 1
Đorđe Cvijović
Policajac 2
Saša Radojević
Komšija
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