Show Comedy
The story is about funny experiences of a politician named Srećko Šojić, played by Milan Gutović.
Serbia Serbia
Branimir Brstina Petar Kralj Ljiljana Dragutinović Nenad Jezdić Predrag Smiljković Dubravka Mijatović Aleksandar Dunić Nebojša Ilić Predrag Ejdus Đorđe Radlovački Dragan Vujić 'Vujke' Dušan Golumbovski Milica Milša Mira Banjac Dejan Lutkić Miloš Biković Dragan Jovanović Milenko Zablaćanski Vlastimir 'Đuza' Stojiljković Slobodan Davinić Marko Jeremić Mihailo 'Miša' Janketić Jelena Čvorović Paunović Milan Tomić Slavica Krsmanović Milan Vasić Zoran Babić Milan Milosavljević Aleksandar Srećković 'Kubura' Svetlana Bojković Radojko Joksić Dragica Ristanović Gojko Baletić Milenko Pavlov Jakov Jevtović Nataša Marković Miodrag Rakočević Rade Marjanović Slaviša Čurović Zoran Ćosić Milan Antonić Nenad Nenadović Milena Vasić Eva Ras Tanja Divnić Milan Gromilić Zinaida Dedakin Mirjana Karanović
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