TV Series
Where to Watch Pozoriste u kuci (1972) in the US
- 1972–1984
- 48m
- 3 seasons
- 8.3IMDb
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"Theater at Home" was a classic Yugoslavian TV sitcom that ran for five seasons from 1972 till 1984. It was a story about the working-class Petrovic family. Patriarch Rodoljub is a lawyer from the small village of Przogrnci. His wife Olga is an architect and they have a son, Borko. Their maid Tina poses as their relative for tax reasons. The most memorable characters are the old-school mother-in-law Snezana and her friend Vasa S. Tajcic, who has a huge imagination but is disliked by the rest of the family. Other characters include landlord Ceda Mungos, his cheating wife Rajka, Rodoljub's co-worker Taja, and Rodoljub's mother Vuka from Przogrnci.
Cast and crew
- Writer
- Novak Novak
Details
- Release date
- Oct 21, 1972
- Language
- Serbo-Croatian
- Country
- Yugoslavia
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