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Vesna Vesna

František Čap / Yugoslavia / 1953 / 91 min / Slovene / 13+

Three high school seniors try to get their hands on final exam papers by cosying up to their teacher’s daughter. But things get complicated when Samo genuinely falls in love with Vesna. Luckily, this first Slovenian comedy film guarantees a happy ending!

cast Metka Gabrijelčič, Franek Trefalt, Jure Furlan, Janez Čuk, Stane Sever, Elvira Kralj, Frane Milčinski

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