250 Steps
250 stepenika
Synopsis
The documentary film "250 Steps" is dedicated to the generation of Yugoslav junior national team that won the title of World Champions in basketball led by legendary coach Svetislav Pesic in the Italian town of Bormio in 1987.
Top Cast
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Toni Kukoč
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Dino Rađa
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Aleksandar 'Saša' Đorđević
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Samir Avdić
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Vlade Divac
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Nebojša Ilić
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Luka Pavićević
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Radenko Dobraš
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Teoman Alibegović
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Slaviša Koprivica
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Zoran Kalpić
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Miroslav Pecarski
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Ljubiša Dmitrović
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Milivoje Karalejić
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Vladimir Pajić, Vladimir Kurčubić
- Screenplay & Story
- Vladimir Pajić
- Original Title
- 250 stepenika
- Country of Origin
- Serbia
- Spoken Languages
- Serbian
- Runtime
- 59m
- Production Studios
- PGM Network
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Vladimir Pajić, Vladimir Kurčubić
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Vladimir Pajić
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Vladimir Kurčubić
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Production Stills & Gallery
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Frequently Asked Questions About 250 Steps
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What is 250 Steps about?
The documentary film "250 Steps" is dedicated to the generation of Yugoslav junior national team that won the title of World Champions in basketball led by legendary coach Svetislav Pesic in the Italian town of Bormio in 1987.
Who directed 250 Steps?
250 Steps was directed by Vladimir Pajić, Vladimir Kurčubić.
Who stars in 250 Steps?
The principal cast of 250 Steps includes Svetislav Pešić, Toni Kukoč, Dino Rađa, Aleksandar 'Saša' Đorđević, Samir Avdić.
When was 250 Steps released and how long is it?
250 Steps was released in 2017 with a total runtime of 59m.