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Marko Babac
Born
9 March 1935
Died
12 July 2014
Place
Zemun, Serbia, Yugoslavia
Directing

Marko Babac

Marko Babac was a Serbian film critic, editor and director. Babac was born on March 9, 1935 in Zemun, Serbia, Yugoslavia. He was an editor and director, known for Kapi, vode, ratnici (1962), Grad (1963) and Čežnja (1958). He died on July 12, 2014 in Belgrade, Serbia.

As director

Hepatitis epidemica

1967 · Director

Shoot and It Shall Open

1965 · Director

What Can You Do

1965 · Director

It's Not Easy Being Little

1965 · Director

Brothers

1964 · Director

The City

1963 · Director

Raindrops, Waters, Warriors

1962 · Director

Jajinci

1958 · Director

Longing

1958 · Director

The Woman and the Wind

1958 · Director

The Wooden Horse

1957 · Director

Cage

1957 · Director

Metamorphosis

1957 · Director

As actor

Martinac

2015 · Himself

Cage

1957