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1 January 1980 (Yugoslavia) morePlot:
It's April 5, 1941, somewhere in Serbia. A group of people go on a bus to Belgrade... full summary | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
Bus
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Belgrade
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Gypsy
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Black Comedy
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WWII
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3 wins moreUser Comments:
The most intelligent comedy ever made in Serbia moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Pavle Vujisic | ... | Kondukter | |
| Dragan Nikolic | ... | Pevac | |
| Danilo 'Bata' Stojkovic | ... | Brka (as Danilo Stojkovic) | |
| Aleksandar Bercek | ... | Misko Krstic | |
| Neda Arneric | ... | Mlada | |
| Milivoje Tomic | ... | Aleksa Simic | |
| Tasko Nacic | ... | Lovac | |
| Boro Stjepanovic | ... | Celavi (as Borislav Stjepanovic) | |
| Slavko Stimac | ... | Mladozenja | |
| Miodrag Kostic | ... | Muzikant I | |
| Nenad Kostic | ... | Muzikant II | |
| Bora Todorovic | ... | Ozalosceni | |
| Slobodan Aligrudic | ... | Porucnik | |
| Petar Lupa | ... | Pop | |
| Stanojlo Milinkovic | ... | Orac |
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Also Known As:
Who Sings Over There (USA)Who's Singin' Over There? (Canada: English title)
Who's Singing Over There? (USA)
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[mild spoiler warning] The final bombing scene was originally meant to include wild animals from the bombed zoo roaming through the city, which indeed happened; in fact, the old newspapers article about this event was one of inspirations for the author Dusan Kovacevic. Unfortunately, at the time that the movie was being shot Tito, the long time president of communist era Yugoslavia, died which resulted in the extended mourning period that effectively canceled all entertainment activities in the country - including the circus tour that was meant to provide the animals for the scene. Since working with untrained animals from a zoo was deemed too dangerous, the authors reluctantly had to abandon the idea at the time. However, the idea was used in the opening scene of Underground (1995), some 15 years later. moreFAQ
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The group of people are travelling to Belgrade in an awful bus led by a drunk conductor and his dumb son (who likes to drive with his eyes closed). Their journey is frequently interrupted by many hilarious events which with much irony describe the fall of nation`s spirit in 1941 and are so funny that they are even today used as a common jokes. The man who "steals the show" is a peasant 4 feet tall with his 4 sons who are almost two times bigger than him. In the end, the movie takes one dramatical turn and the trip becomes nothing but a swan`s song of a dying country.