He is the local inspector ordered to disrupt the international drug network despite having too few personnel. He brings an Albanian officer into the investigation to help understand the region and its criminal groups. The threats against him ultimately become linked to the assassin and drive the final confrontation.
A boastful, eccentric member of Teodor Kraj's circle, Gipsani is frequently injured and helps shape the film's recollections of Teodor's opposition to the regime. During one protest, his sarcastic defense of Milošević insults the crowd and unintentionally disrupts Teodor's political demonstration.
Toni arrives at Boomerang enraged after being assaulted while trying to cancel the wedding reception. His anger adds another layer of violence and confusion to the already cursed celebration involving Olga. He is connected to the wedding crisis rather than the bar's ordinary routine, helping drive the story toward its grotesque collision of ceremony and conflict.
Braco is Petar's brother in Sweden and runs a bakery. He and Petar initially worked for Savo and paid him a commission, but later established their own work. Unlike Petar, Braco is unwilling to lend Savo money, believing he has already given enough and that Savo must repay what he owes.
Dragan Jovanović has 43 screen credits in a career dating back to 1988. Signature works include Two, A Holy Place, The Man from Bagombo. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
