
Slavica
Drama · War
Overview
Slavica, Marin and a group of operants hide the newly built ship from the Italian occupation forces. They end up arrested, but the partisans rescue them and they take part in the string of actions.
Top Cast
Dubravko Dujšin
Dubravko Dujšin
Šime
Dubravko Dujšin
Šime
Milica 'Čarka' Jovanović
Milica 'Čarka' Jovanović
Luce
Milica 'Čarka' Jovanović
Luce


Irena Kolesar
Irena Kolesar
Slavica
Irena Kolesar
Slavica


Marijan Lovrić
Marijan Lovrić
Marin
Marijan Lovrić
Marin


Ljubiša Jovanović
Ljubiša Jovanović
Ivo Marušić
Ljubiša Jovanović
Ivo Marušić
Jozo Laurenčić
Jozo Laurenčić
Stipe
Jozo Laurenčić
Stipe
Boža Nikolić
Boža Nikolić
Barba Tone
Boža Nikolić
Barba Tone
Ivka Rutić
Ivka Rutić
Marija
Ivka Rutić
Marija
Branko Pivnički
Branko Pivnički
Jure
Branko Pivnički
Jure


Braslav Borozan
Braslav Borozan
Slavko
Braslav Borozan
Slavko
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