Clay Pigeon (1966)
The martyrdom of two workers who fall into the hands of the Gestapo during the occupation of Sarajevo.
Top billed cast
Zoran RadmilovićPredrag
Tatjana BeljakovaVela
Velimir ŽivojinovićKosta
Rejhan DemirdžićDr. Stahl
Stole AranđelovićBoško
Rastislav JovićMinja
Antun NalisŽeljezničar Martić
Boško ToskićZijo- Mirko KraljevAđutant dr. Stahla
Miloš KandićAgent uhoda
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