Evening Bells (1986)
Trials and tribulations of a Croatian communist intellectual in the turbulent years before, during and after the Second World War.
Top billed cast
Rade ŠerbedžijaTomislav K. Burbonski
Petar BožovićStjepan K.
Miodrag KrivokapićDimitrije
Neda ArnerićMeira
Ljiljana BlagojevićRosa
Mustafa NadarevićMatko
Irfan MensurMilutin
Ivo GregurevićĐurica
Krunoslav ŠarićČubar
Žarko PotočnjakKruno
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