Špela's unemployed Bosnian boyfriend, who prefers staying home, drinking beer, and watching television. After she leaves him, he takes a Mickey Mouse impersonator job and later accepts Goran's offer to help smuggle immigrants. He protects Špela when a thug molests her, is shot, and later abandons thoughts of suicide after she returns and tells him she is pregnant.
Šefket is connected to the older feud that shapes the story. A wounded man reveals that carpets stolen from Osman Rizvanbegović were later lost in a poker game in Kosovo to Šefket. The account also links Šefket to the previous generation’s tragedy: Serafim died in prison because of him, while Vitomir fled the country.
Crime boss involved in the initial massacre cover-up.
Omer is a Bosnian war veteran and the difficult client assigned to Mladen by Metod. He openly dislikes Mladen. During the resort stay, Omer's three-year-old son falls from the hotel terrace and is taken to hospital; Omer and his wife wait there for the boy's operation while Mladen is pressured to sell to them.
Danilo Ilic is a member of the revolutionary movement in Sarajevo who meets Gavrilo Princip as the planned attack approaches. He doubts the wisdom of the operation, fearing that weapons arriving from Serbia could let Austria-Hungary portray the conspiracy as foreign aggression and use it to justify war. He also questions whether violence can bring freedom.
Branko Đurić has 48 screen credits in a career dating back to 1975. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Montevideo Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include No Man's Land, Not So Friendly Neighborhood Affair, Cheese and Jam. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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