Black Cat, White Cat

Name: Black Cat, White Cat
Genre: Comedy, Romance, Crime
Released: 1998-06-01
Duration: 2 h 7 min
Rating: 8
Cast: Bajram Severdzan, Srđan 'Žika' Todorović, Zabit Memedov, Florijan Ajdini, Branka Katić

Crna mačka, beli mačor (1998)

Timing: 2:7 (127 min)

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Release date

1998-06-01

Country

France, Germany, Serbia and Montenegro, Yugoslavia

Production

France 2 Cinéma, CiBy 2000, Pandora Film, Komuna

Genre

Comedy, Romance, Crime

Budget

Box office

$353 734

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Director

Emir Kusturica

Actors

Bajram Severdzan, Srđan 'Žika' Todorović, Zabit Memedov, Florijan Ajdini, Branka Katić, Ljubica Adžović, Sabri Sulejmani, Salija Ibraimova, Jasar Destani, Predrag Laković
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Scenario

Emir Kusturica, Gordan Mihić

Producer

Karl Baumgartner, Marina Girard, Maksa Ćatović

Camera operator

Thierry Arbogast

Composer

Vojislav Aralica

Artist

Milenko Jeremić

Audition

Slobodan Dedejić

Editing

Svetolik Zajc
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Short description

A small-time hustler makes a deal with a notorious gangster to whom he owes money: marry his teenage son to the latter's daughter. However, the young lovers are not as agreeable.

What's left behind the scenes

The working title of the film is "Acrobatic Music".
The film that Grga is watching, featuring the phrase "I think this will be the beginning of a beautiful friendship," which he repeats every time, is "Casablanca".
When Ida's grandmother reads the wedding gift list, she says: "Kitchen scales and a small boat from Emir Kusturica."
The restaurant's name, "Black Obelisk," is taken from Erich Maria Remarque's novel "The Black Obelisk," and the woman pulling out the nail is none other than Karl Brill's wife – Frau Beckman.
The restaurant's name, "Black Obelisk," is taken from Erich Maria Remarque's novel "The Black Obelisk," and the woman removing a nail is none other than Karl Brill's wife—Frau Beckman.
The name of the "Black Obelisk" restaurant is taken from E.M. Remarque's novel "The Black Obelisk," and the woman pulling out a nail is none other than Karl Brill's wife – Frau Beckman.