
My Part of the World
Moja strana svijeta
Synopsis
Set in a remote mountain village in Herzegovina shortly after World War II, the community is defined by isolation as women and children await the return of men from the front. With limited local prospects, some villagers attempt to emigrate to America for work, while a bitter rivalry unfolds between two men competing for the affection of a local woman.
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- Director
- Vlatko Filipović
- Screenplay & Story
- Vlatko Filipović
- Original Title
- Moja strana svijeta
- Country of Origin
- Yugoslavia
- Spoken Languages
- Serbo-Croatian
- Runtime
- 1h 22m
- Production Studios
- Bosna Film
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Vlatko Filipović
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What is My Part of the World about?
Set in a remote mountain village in Herzegovina shortly after World War II, the community is defined by isolation as women and children await the return of men from the front. With limited local prospects, some villagers attempt to emigrate to America for work, while a bitter rivalry unfolds between two men competing for the affection of a local woman.
Who directed My Part of the World?
My Part of the World was directed by Vlatko Filipović.
Who stars in My Part of the World?
The principal cast of My Part of the World includes Izet Hajdarhodžić, Radmila Andrić, Dragan Zarić, Jelena Žigon, Faruk Begolli.
When was My Part of the World released and how long is it?
My Part of the World was released in 1969 with a total runtime of 1h 22m.


















