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6.3/10   157 votes
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Director:
Ognjen Svilicic
Writer:
Ognjen Svilicic (writer)
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Genre:
Comedy
Plot:
Mirjana is returning to Croatia from Germany where she spent some time as a refugee. She is pregnant... more | add synopsis
Awards:
4 wins more
User Comments:
"There are no yellow people here..." more

Cast

  (Cast overview, first billed only)
Daria Lorenci ... Mirjana "Mira"
Filip Rados ... Jozo, Mira's father
Vera Zima ... Kate, Mira'a mother
Luka Petrusic ... Marko, Mira's brother
Vedran Mlikota ... Veliki
Ivica Basic ... Mate
Yong Long Dai ... Child (=djecak)
Jadranka Djokic ... Zorica
Barbara Vickovic ... Nurse (=bolnicarka)
Mate Curic ... Krule
Milivoj Cace ... Jovic
Branimir Rakic ... Tadija
Ivan Brkic ... Ljubo
Jolanda Tudor ... Mare
Josip Zovko ... Caco
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Additional Details

Also Known As:
Sorry for Kung Fu (International: English title)
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Runtime:
Croatia:70 min
Country:
Croatia
Language:
Serbo-Croatian
Color:
Color

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2 out of 8 people found the following comment useful:-
"There are no yellow people here...", 28 November 2007
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Author: poe426 from USA

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SORRY FOR KUNG FU takes a look at the worldwide custom of lying to save face. Happens in politics every day of the week. When the heroine commits the unpardonable sin of getting pregnant out of wedlock (wedlock being a quaint religious custom whereby a man and a woman are magically "joined" by some supernatural agency), her parents do the only proper thing and tell the neighbors that her betrothed has expired. They then set about finding her a "replacement." The first prospect turns out to be a former soldier whose hair-trigger reaction to a faint sound is to step outside and bag a rabbit passing by. The second is "religiously incorrect." When the baby arrives, the xenophobic family tries to keep him hidden. Rumors persist, and the mother tells any and all that "There are no yellow people here." Watching the parents tap-dance around the kid as fast as they can, one can't help but reflect that the handshake started out as a way of reassuring one's enemy that one's hand was empty of weapons and that the smile wasn't a greeting but a warning to the other guy that your teeth were very big and very sharp.

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