The long version was screened by the Sarajevo television in 5 one-hour episodes. Each episode (except the last) ends with a mini trailer summarizing the following episode. The long version has many additional scenes which clarify the ambiguous and complex relations between Merdzan, Perhan and Azra, which detail the adventures of Perhan in Italy, and has a different ending, which is found as a bonus in the French DVD edition.
Davor Dujmović
Perhan
Ljubica Adžović
Hatidža
Borivoje Todorović
Ahmed
Elvira Sali
Danira
Mirsad Zulić
Zef
Branko Đurić
Sadam
Husnija Hasimović
Merdžan
Zabit Memedov
Zabit
Edin Rizvanović
Irfan
The long version was screened by the Sarajevo television in 5 one-hour episodes. Each episode (except the last) ends with a mini trailer summarizing the following episode. The long version has many additional scenes which clarify the ambiguous and complex relations between Merdzan, Perhan and Azra, which detail the adventures of Perhan in Italy, and has a different ending, which is found as a bonus in the French DVD edition.
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