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The Vicar Martin Cedermac

1970, Slovenian. Directed by Janez Drozg.

The adaptation of notable work by Slovenian writer France Bevk about catholic priest who maintains national dignity among his villagers, and doesn't fall under fascists' influence during Italian occupation of the area.

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1h 19m
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Slovenian
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Released
1 January 1970
Original title
Kaplan Martin Čedermac
Country
Yugoslavia
Written by
Boris Grabnar
vicarcatholic priestitalian occupationslovenia

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The Vicar Martin Cedermac (1970) was directed by Janez Drozg and stars Jože Zupan, Dragica Kokot, Elvira Kralj.

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