Ljubav i poneka psovka. 1969. -- CineBox999

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Subject: Ljubav i poneka psovka. 1969.

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Cinebox999

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Date Posted: 17:46:47 03/27/16 Sun

Ljubav i poneka psovka. 1969.
A policeman and his wife are the parents of eight children. They plan to add to their family when they hear the King will be the godfather on any ninth child born. The lawman spends his time discouraging others to have more than eight kids while he fines people for swearing at the King. A traveling show comes to town with a female singer who resembles the Virgin depicted in the stained glass of the village church. The men in town become enamored with the chanteuse but the policeman caves into pressure from jealous local women. An envoy of the King allows the woman to stay, and war breaks out before the situation can be settled and the couple's child becomes the godchild of the monarch.
Director: Antun Vrdoljak.
Cast: Boris Dvornik, Ruzica Sokic, Boris Buzancic, Tatjana Beljakova, Karlo Bulic, Mate Ergovic, Zvonko Lepetic, Vladimir Medar, Kruno Valentic, Inge Appelt.
Yugoslavia, 1969.
Language: Serbian.
http://cinemonsterr.blogspot.com/2016/03/ljubav-i-poneka-psovka-1969.html

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