Prestop (1980)

Prestop is a 1980 Yugoslavian film that premiered on January 17th, 1980. The film runs for 93 minutes and features a talented cast including Dragan Nikolić as Boris, Polona Vetrih as Darja, Demeter Bitenc as Sekretar, Janez Vrhovec as Voditelj, Gordana Marić as Lenea, Voja Mirić as Stari, Janče Hocševar as Pec, Mirko Bogataj as Rok Traven, Slavko Žan as Traven, Jozica Avbelj as Milena, Milada Kalezić as Mika, Peter Bostjancic as Grafik, Miro Podjed as Gajči, Christian Mutsh as Dohtar, Danilo Benedičič as Glavni, Berta Bojetu as Liljana, Marko Simčić as Mojster, Božo Sprajc as Lenko, Barbara Jakopič as Vesna, Zeljko Hrs as Delavec, Janez Starina as Piki, Katja Levstik as Teoretičarka, Marko Okorn as Pena, Janez Drozg as Vodja čuvajev, Lili Brajer as Mala, Nina Cvek as Barbara, Barbara Drnać as Vanda, Neca Falk as Singer, Andrej Kitak as Jim, Nevenka Koprivšek as Mlada delavka, Branka Kržin as Tatjana, Tonka Orešnik, Rok Zavrtnik as Mladi delavec, and Irena Žitnik.

The story of Prestop revolves around various characters and their interactions, set against the backdrop of 1980s Yugoslavia. With a diverse cast and intriguing plot, the film explores themes of love, friendship, and betrayal. The talented actors bring their characters to life, drawing the audience into their world and keeping them engaged throughout the 93-minute runtime.

Through twists and turns, the characters navigate through challenges and obstacles, revealing the complexities of human relationships and the consequences of their actions. The film's captivating performances and well-developed storyline make it a must-watch for fans of Yugoslavian cinema and lovers of drama.

Prestop is a timeless classic that showcases the talents of its cast and the creativity of its filmmakers. With its compelling narrative and emotional depth, the film leaves a lasting impression on viewers and is sure to be remembered for years to come.