Balkan Express (film) explained

Balkan Ekspres Balkan Express
Producer:	Art film (Belgrade) Inex Film (Belgrade)
Cinematography:	Vladislav Lasic (born 28.02.1939)
Editing:	Vuksan Lukovac (born 14.05.1939 - died 05.05.1993)
Runtime:	102 minutes

Balkan Express (Serbian: Балкан експрес) is a 1983 Yugoslavian film by director Branko Baletić.^[1]

Cast

• Dragan Nikolić as Popaj
• Bora Todorović as Pik
• Tanja Bošković as Lili
• Bata Živojinović as Stojčić
• Olivera Marković as Aunt
• Radko Polič as Captain Dietrich
• Toma Zdravković as the singer
• Branko Cvejić as Kostica
• Bogdan Diklić as Ernest
• Ratko Tankosić as the waiter
• Predrag Miletić as Gerd
• Milan Erak (born 23.01.1950 - died 20.01.1995) as Bosko
• Gojko Baletic (born 03.03.1956) as kelner
• Hajdana Baletić (born 28.10.1991) as Lea
• Milo Miranović (born 23.03.1937 - died 05.07.2003) as Agent
• Bata Kameni as German soldier

See also

• List of Yugoslavian films

Notes and References

1. Web site: Balkan Ekspres (1983). https://web.archive.org/web/20141031191717/https://www.nytimes.com/movies/movie/3798/Balkan-Ekspres/overview. 31 October 2014. Movies & TV Dept.. The New York Times. Eleanor Mannikka. 2014. dead.