The Other Man
Young American actor comes to Yugoslavia to star in co-production film of the two countries, only to find out that the director was mysteriously killed. Later he discovers that the reason was his involvement in the white slavery trade.
Milan Živković
Milan Živković
Casts & Crew
Daryl Haney
Suzanne Wouk
Dragan Maksimović
Branko Cvejić
Irfan Mensur
Tanasije Uzunović
Toni Laurenčić
Vesna Malohodžić
Vesna Lončarević
Predrag Milinković
Milo Miranović
Mariola Fotez
Mihajlo 'Bata' Paskaljević
Also Directed by Milan Živković
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