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The Suspected One
Man escapes from an Italian camp and returns to his island in occupied Dalmatia only to find himself victim of a plot denouncing him as an enemy agent.
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Man escapes from an Italian camp and returns to his island in occupied Dalmatia only to find himself victim of a plot denouncing him as an enemy agent.
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Genre:War
Written By:Branko Belan, Grga Gamulin
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Bosna Film
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