Red Poppies

Red Poppies

Red Poppies

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Red Poppies

2011

0h 33m

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Drama

Overview

27-year old Vlada is moving to Belgrade from his little hometown, and he spends the last night with old friends. The night brings too much, and evokes inner struggles of all of them...

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Production Companies

Fakultet Dramskih Umetnosti Beograd (FDU)

Cast & Crew

15 members

Directing

Vladimir Tagić

Vlada

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Zoran Stefanov

Pegla

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Miloš Mijakovac

Nikola

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Jovana Đokić

Jovana

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Nebojša Dragić

Burger

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Zvonko Bednar

Ćale

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Dragana Runtić

Keva

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Goran Novaković

Reper 1

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Davor Brnja

Reper 2

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Vuk Muškinja

Ludi svirač

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Dražen Marek

Vukša

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Jovo Toljaga

Bubnjar

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Nikola Velimirović

Gitarista

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Dunja Rilak

Klinka 1

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Sonja Antanasijević

Klinka 2

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