Chileans (2017)
The story of the Yugoslavian football team who became youth world champions in Chile, 1987.
Top billed cast
Davor ŠukerHimself- Predrag MijatovićHimself
- Robert ProsinečkiHimself
- Robert JarniHimself
- Zvonimir BobanHimself
- Milan PavlovićHimself
- Branko BrnovićHimself
- Dragoslav LekovićHimself
- Gordan PetrićHimself
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