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Tko pjeva zlo ne misli (1970)
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20 October 1970 (Yugoslavia)
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The story is seen through the eyes of 6 year old Perica Safranek. On a family picnic Perica's mother starts flirting with Mr Fulir...
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a very corny film your great-grandparents will enjoy
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Cast
(Credited cast) | Franjo Majetic | ... | Franjo Safranek |
| Mirjana Bohanec | ... | Ana Safranek |
| Tomislav Zganec | ... | Perica Safranek |
| Relja Basic | ... | Gospon Fulir |
| Mia Oremovic | ... | Teta Mina |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Drago Bahun | ||
| Rikard Brzeska | ... | Snidarsic |
| Roman Butina | ||
| Nikola Gec | ||
| Viki Glovacki | ||
| Vida Jerman | ... | Gospodicna Marijana |
| Milan Micic | ||
| Lena Politeo | ||
| Marijan Radmilovic | ||
| Dragan Rajkovic | ||
| Karlo Sipek | ||
| Mihajlo Smoljanovic | ||
| Vanja Timer | ||
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One Song a Day Takes Mischief Away (International: English title)
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Yugoslavia:85 min
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Color (Eastmancolor)
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In the ballot of the Society of Croatian Film Critics, "He Who Sings Means No Harm" was pronounced the best Croatian film of all time.
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Ana Safranek:
You are on old drunk!
Franjo Safranek: We just had one litre. I promise. We talked about Manchuria and the Japanese. Trust me!... You don't care, but I do! You have no idea that there is a yellow danger to the world. The yellow race will conquer the entire world!
Ana Safranek: Yes, and that's why you had to get drunk.
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Franjo Safranek: We just had one litre. I promise. We talked about Manchuria and the Japanese. Trust me!... You don't care, but I do! You have no idea that there is a yellow danger to the world. The yellow race will conquer the entire world!
Ana Safranek: Yes, and that's why you had to get drunk.
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If you want to watch a genuinely funny film from Croatia, try "How the War Started on My Island" by Vinko Bresan."He Who Sings Means No Harm" is a very unimaginative period-piece dependent on obvious dialogue and protracted sight gags. It owes more to it's success as a rallying point for Croatian Nationalism than for being a film of quality. This is a shame, as the majority of Croatian director and actor driven films are not available on DVD for general viewing. Although almost every Croatian household with a VHS player has a copy of "He Who Sings Means No Harm", it is not indicative of the quality of the film. Remember: "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" was a box office success and it's a sappy film that only the very elderly and the simple minded would consider an excellent comedy. "I Have 2 Mothers and 2 Fathers" is Krešimir Golik's best film.