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Marija Baksa was a Yugoslav actress, a 70s icon of beauty and bold roles, known for films and a career in Italy and the United States.

Marija Baksa

Marija Baksa, a Yugoslav actress, rose to popularity during the 1970s, mostly portraying more liberated roles. She began her career with the film “Boxers Go to Heaven” directed by Branko...

    Simon in the Land of Chalk Drawings was a beloved 1970s cartoon about Simon and his magical chalk drawings that came to life.

    Cartoon – My name is Ivica

    For those who spent their childhood in front of black-and-white televisions in the 1970s, they remember this charming and quite ‘catchy’ song: “Children, I’m Ivica, whoever I draw comes alive,...

      Pavle Vuisic, one of the greates Yugoslav actors

      Pavle Vuisic – actor

       He was known as a grumpy, difficult man (not only because of his weight), cranky and without patience or any desire to please others. What he despised most was sycophantic...

        Frano Lasić yugoslav actor and singer

        Frano Lasić

        Although he recorded two timeless hits, “Zagrljeni” and “Volim te, budalo mala,” he never presented himself as a singer. He was born in Rijeka, but has lived in Dubrovnik since...

          Skupljači perja film Aleksandra Petrovića 1967 scena

          I Even Met Happy Gypsies

          The film, directed by Aleksandar Saša Petrović, was made in 1967 and is considered one of the most significant films of the Yugoslav Black Wave and Yugoslav cinema in general....

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