The Cyan-Blue Seagull Brotherhood (1969)
It talks about a orphan who lives without a father and he loves boats.
Top billed cast
Mitja Primec- Miha Derganec
- Matija Poglajen
- Ivo Marinsek
- Janez Vrolih
- Zlatko Stanko
- Klara Jankovič
Jože Zupan- Demeter Bitenc
Bert Sotlar
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