The Felons | |
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Directed by | Franci Slak |
Written by | Jože Dolmark Marjan Rožanc Franci Slak |
Starring | Mario Selih |
Cinematography | Boris Turković |
Edited by | Vuksan Lukovac |
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Running time | 90 minutes |
Country | Yugoslavia |
Language | Slovene |
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