The Parvenus Explained
| The Parvenus |
| Director: | Bojan Stupica |
| Music: | Bojan Adamic |
| Cinematography: | Ivan Marincek
Zarko Tusar |
| Editing: | Vojislav Bjenjas |
| Studio: | Triglav Film |
| Distributor: | Viba Film |
| Runtime: | 135 minutes |
| Country: | Yugoslavia |
| Language: | Slovene |
The Parvenus (Slovene: Jara gospoda) is a 1953 Yugoslav historical drama film directed by Bojan Stupica and starring Vladimir Skrbinsek, Elvira Kralj and Ljudevit Pristavec.[1] It is based on a novel by Janko Kersnik portraying life amongst the Slovenian elite of Trieste, then part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, during the 1890s.
Partial cast
- Vladimir Skrbinsek as Tine pl. Mali
- Elvira Kralj as Tercijalka
- Ljudevit Pristavec as Sodni pisar
- Ciril Medved as Sitna kmetica
- Janez Cesar as Pravdarski kmet
- Metka Bucar as Postarna gospodicna
- Masa Slavec as Postarana gospodicna
- Drago Zupan as Pl. Orel
- Ivan Mrak as Pianist
- Luce Florentini as Pepe - Zozef
- Lojze Drenovec as Penzionist
- Stane Sever as Pavle
- Stane Potokar as Mozakar
- Marija Nablocka as Madam Lili
- Mila Kacic as Kuharica
- Josip Danes as Komodni Dunajcan
- France Kosmac as Komi z zobotrebcem
- Tina Leon as Julija
- Ante Gnidovec as Gostilnicar
- Nezka Gorjup as Gospa z deznikom
- Lili Novy as Dunajcanka
- Dusa Pockaj as Blondinka
- Helmut Turzansky as Baron Herbert
- Zvone Sintic as Avskultant
- Bojan Stupica as dr. Andrej Vrbanoj
- Mira Stupica as Ancka
References
- Fallon p.48
Bibliography
- Steve Fallon. Slovenia. Lonely Planet, 2010.
