Radomir Belaćević (31 December 1929 – 3 June 2005) was a Serbian film director, actor, producer and writer.

Biography

Belaćević was born on 31 December 1929 in the village of Junkovac, near the town of Lazarevac, Serbia.[1] He owned a private film corporation called "Studio Film" and wrote several books.[2] Belaćević directed television dramas such as Tatin sin, Sudija i advokat, Žandarm, Carina, Ženidba na švedski način and Majka šalje sina u armiju, and has also written some movie scripts based on his books.[2]

He died on 3 June 2005.

Filmography

As producer:

  • Konobarica ("The Waitress") (1995)
  • Dečak iz Junkovca (A boy from Junkovac) (1995)
  • Tatin sin (Daddy's son) (1999)

As director:[2]

  • Tatin sin (Daddy's son)
  • Sudija i advokat (Judge and a lawyer)
  • Žandarm (A cop)
  • Carina (Custom)
  • Ženidba na Švedski način (Wedding in a Swedish way)
  • Маjka šalje sina u armiju (Mother sends her son to the army)

Film scripts

Belaćević wrote these film scripts, which are based on his novels:

  • Ne pušim više (I quit smoking)
  • Seks i droga (Sex and drugs)
  • Таjni klub (The secret club)
  • Hitler zamislio pobedu (Hitler imagined the victory)
  • Stranac u Parizu (A foreigner in Paris)
  • Kоnobarica (The waitress)
  • Dečak iz Junkovca (A boy from Junkovac)
  • Tatin sin (Daddy's son)

Bibliography

He has written many books, including:[3]

  • Mnogi kradu (Many steal)
  • Socijalizam i promašaji (Socialism and mistakes)
  • Stranac u Parizu (A foreigner in Paris)
  • Ukleto porodilište (Cursed maternity ward)
  • Konobarica ("The Waitress")
  • Privatni detektiv (Private detective)
  • Božija pravda (God's justice)

References

  1. ↑ Tucaković, Dinko. "Premijera: Film Radomira R. Belaćevića "Tatin sin"". vreme.com. Vreme News Agency.
  2. 1 2 3 "Press release". Portal za kulturu jugoistočne Evrope. 6 September 2005.
  3. ↑ "Belaćević, Radomir R." worldcat.org. Worldcat Identities.
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