

Our Car
Naš avto
Synopsis
A photographer decides to buy a car with the money he'll get for his prizewinning photo, but the postman brings only a diploma instead of money. Being subjected to the ridicule of their neighbors, his family decides to buy an used Buick, in spite of being against it at first. That would turn out to be a huge mistake, since the breakdowns are more often that they can afford.
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- Director
- František Čáp
- Screenplay & Story
- František Čáp
- Original Title
- Naš avto
- Country of Origin
- Yugoslavia
- Spoken Languages
- Slovenian
- Runtime
- 1h 35m
- Production Studios
- Triglav film
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What is Our Car about?
A photographer decides to buy a car with the money he'll get for his prizewinning photo, but the postman brings only a diploma instead of money. Being subjected to the ridicule of their neighbors, his family decides to buy an used Buick, in spite of being against it at first. That would turn out to be a huge mistake, since the breakdowns are more often that they can afford.
Who directed Our Car?
Our Car was directed by František Čáp.
Who stars in Our Car?
The principal cast of Our Car includes Ruša Bojc, Janez Čuk, Milan Srdoč, Metka Bučar, Dušan Stefanović.
When was Our Car released and how long is it?
Our Car was released in 1962 with a total runtime of 1h 35m.




















