Ana's Commission
Drama
Overview
It focuses on Ana, the wife of tycoon Sašo. When her husband gets in trouble and disappears, she realizes she does not know anything about her husband or his business.
Top Cast
Vesna Milek
Vesna Milek
Ana Mlejnik
Vesna Milek
Ana Mlejnik


Dejan Spasič
Dejan Spasič
Sašo Mlejnik
Dejan Spasič
Sašo Mlejnik


Robert Prebil
Robert Prebil
Robert Prebil


Lado Bizovičar
Lado Bizovičar
Lado Bizovičar


Valentina Plaskan
Valentina Plaskan
Breda
Valentina Plaskan
Breda
Manca Dorrer
Manca Dorrer
Manca Dorrer
Aljoša Kovačič
Aljoša Kovačič
Aljoša Kovačič


Boris Cavazza
Boris Cavazza
Božo
Boris Cavazza
Božo
Denis Avdič
Denis Avdič
Receptor
Denis Avdič
Receptor
Rebeka Marinšek Počivalšek
Rebeka Marinšek Počivalšek
Rebeka Marinšek Počivalšek
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