
A Murder to Go
Comedy · Drama
Overview
The plot takes place in Zagreb and follows the clumsy and clueless geography teacher Kazimir through tumultuous changes in his life. After being fired from school, his wife dumps him for the school principal, leaving him to deal with debts. Kazimir hits an existential low and conceives a sinister plan.
Top Cast


Tajna Peršić
Tajna Peršić
Tamara
Tajna Peršić
Tamara
Igor Baksa
Igor Baksa
Kazimir
Igor Baksa
Kazimir


Marija Kohn
Marija Kohn
Baka Grabovac
Marija Kohn
Baka Grabovac
Marina Štanger
Marina Štanger
Sanja
Marina Štanger
Sanja
Marin Bukvić
Marin Bukvić
Vatroslav
Marin Bukvić
Vatroslav
Željko Zebić
Željko Zebić
Pajser
Željko Zebić
Pajser
Karlo Ćaić
Karlo Ćaić
Marko
Karlo Ćaić
Marko
Pero Juričić
Pero Juričić
Odvjetnik
Pero Juričić
Odvjetnik
Igor Matijevac
Igor Matijevac
Porezni inspektor 2
Igor Matijevac
Porezni inspektor 2
Duško Miletković
Duško Miletković
Porezni inspektor 1
Duško Miletković
Porezni inspektor 1
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