Yugoslavia
Satirical look at the lives of Profa (The Professor), the sharp-witted, nearsighted son of an important executive who has been divorced and remarried, and Tchavka (Cavka (Yugoslavian for “Blackbird”)), whose mother is dead and whose father is in jail. The Professor is forbidden by his snooty parents from associating with such riffraff as Cavka, but they strike up a strange friendship, in spite of their different backgrounds, outwit their elders and have a wonderful time in this carefree comedy-drama.
Школьник Профа и его одноклассник по прозвищу Чавка (Галка) — друзья. Казалось бы, у них мало общего. Профа живет в благополучной семье, всегда хорошо одет и сытно накормлен. Галка брошен родителями, ночует в старом трамвае на окраине города. Но ребята готовы всегда прийти на помощь друг другу, и их преданность не раз подтверждается смелыми поступками...
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| Blackbird |  United Kingdom |
| Blackbird |  USA |
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| Čavka |  Serbia |
| Čavka | Yugoslavia |
| Cavka | Serbia |
| Chavka (alternative transliteration) | Yugoslavia |
| El Pájaro negro |  Spain |
| Галка |  Soviet Union |
| Чавка | Serbia |
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Radovan Miljanić | mali siledžija |
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Slobodan Negic [10] | Profa |
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Marko Ratic [13] | Cavka |
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Djordje Radulovic | |
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Jovan Babic |
