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Out of Step is a film of genre Drama with Dragomir Bojanić

Out of Step (1968)

Out of Step
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Length 1h28
Genres Drama
Rating68% 3.4080153.4080153.4080153.4080153.408015

U raskoraku is a 1968 Yugoslavian drama film directed and written by Milenko Štrbac. It was entered in the 18th Berlin International Film Festival.

Actors

Dragomir Bojanić

(Jablan Jezdić)Dušan Janićijević

(Predsednik)Danilo Stojković

(Poštar)Tomanija Đuričko

(Baba)Ljuba Tadić

(Dića)
And :
Ljubiša Samardžić
Ljiljana Jovanović
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