A Little Bit of Soul (1987)
A bitter coming-of-age story about boy who grows up in a remote Bosnian village shortly after World War II.
Top billed cast
Davor JanjićNihad
Branko ĐurićIbrahim
Branka BajićSenada
Boro StjepanovićPoštar- Zaim MuzaferijaJusuf
Saša PetrovićLatif- Snježana SinovčićHanifa
Sabrina NoackNihadova žena- Ramiz SekićSenadin otac
- Mladen NelevićDoktor
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