Desire Named Streetcar (1994)
In a rough time, Serbian people in Belgrade travel by a streetcar and serious things happen in a comic way.
Top billed cast
Ivan BekjarevLažni kontrolor
Ružica SokićGospođa Jovanović
Mihailo 'Miša' JanketićBane
Dragomir ČumićVozač tramvaja
Goran SultanovićPolitičar
Milutin ButkovićPoštar
Vlastimir VelisavljevićBeograđanin
Jasmina AvramovićVračara
Dragan MaksimovićSveštenik
Vera DedovićDevojka sa psom
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