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Slaughter Nick for President (2013)

Genre : Documentary, Comedy

Runtime : 1H 13M

Director : Liza Vespi, Marc Vespi, Rob Stewart

Synopsis

A little-known actor discovers that he is hugely popular in Serbia.

Actors

Miloš Đuričić
Miloš Đuričić
Himself
Srđa Popović
Srđa Popović
Himself
Rob Stewart
Rob Stewart
Himself
Marc Vespi
Marc Vespi
Himself

Crews

Liza Vespi
Liza Vespi
Director
Marc Vespi
Marc Vespi
Director
Rob Stewart
Rob Stewart
Director
Marc Vespi
Marc Vespi
Writer

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