The Fly | |
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Directed by | Vladimir Jutrisa Aleksandar Marks |
Screenplay by | Aleksandar Marks Vatroslav Mimica |
Distributed by | Zagreb Film |
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Running time | 9 minutes |
Country | Yugoslavia |
Language | Serbo-Croatian |
The Fly (Serbo-Croatian : Muha [1] ) is a 1967 Yugoslavian cartoon. [2]
A man is standing in the scene when a fly arrives and begins to irritate him. He tries to swat the fly, but it keeps growing bigger to the point where it shatters the scene. Eventually, the man and the fly decide to negotiate. [3]
The Fly may refer to:
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