Roundabout

Roundabout

Roundabout

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Roundabout

1962

0h 6m

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Documentary

Overview

Short experimental 16mm film.

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5 members

Acting

Tatjana Martinac

The girl with glasses

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Writing

Borko Niketić

The guy with a cigar

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Acting

Mirjana Vukmirović

The girl who sits in a chair

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Acting

Mirjana Živković

The girl who plays piano

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Ješa Denegri

The guy with black glasses

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