Nech sa niekto opováži alebo Ako Ďuro Konôpka o fujaru prišiel (1982)
Overview
Production Companies
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| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | sk |
| Popularity | 1.218 |
Directed By
Miloš Pietor
Crew
Jaroslav Rezník
Miloš Ruppeldt
Otto Šujan
Mária Šilberská
Svetozár Štúr
Mária Bieliková
Lýdia Juhosová
Emília Lúčková
Juraj Petráň
Vladimír Fuksa
Cyril Azor
Peter Tóth
Igor Gregorovič
Ján Demko
Ladislav Halama
Edita Čorbová
Ľubomír Čechovič
Miloš Pietor
Jozef Hakl
TOP CAST
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