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The Balkan spy
Genre: Comedy
Director: Bozidar Nikolic,
Dusan Kovacevic
Short description:
Former Informbureau member, Ilija, gets summoned by the police. Inspector
is seeking information about his subtenant who worked in Paris,
and now wants to open a tailor's shop. Although he finds nothing of
an interest at the police, Ilija decides to examine the case on his
own: he buys a camera, a tape-recorder and binoculars. He assures his
wife that their subtenant is a spy and starts following him. His paranoia
grows bigger every day. When he thinks "the villains" will murder
him because he knows everything, he shackles his house with steel
bars, buys a dog, a gun and invites his brother who helps him boldly
in "disposing the enemy". Crucial moment in two brothers' biography
is the fact they are both Stalinists, because of which they were
imprisoned. The appearance of a man from the West revives old methods
in their heads again, well known in dealing with "spies of imperialistic
forces".
Producer: Union film, Beograd
Writer: Dusan Kovacevic
Music: Vojislav Kostic
Cinematographer: Bozidar Nikolic
Production design: Milenko Jeremic
Costume design: Nadezda Perovic
Country of origin: Jugoslavija,
Srbija
Film editing: Andrija Zafranovic
Duration: 95 minutes
System:
Widescreen, color
Premiere: 23.2.1984. |
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