#Luka Đorđević

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Pokidan

Pokidan (2023) #SuzanaPurković #MladenSovilj #IvanĐorđević #VesnaStanojević #MarijaPikić #AndrijaKuzmanović Mehr auf:

Jahr: 2023 (November) Genre: Drama Regie: Suzana Purković Hauptrollen: Mladen Sovilj, Ivan Đorđević, Vesna Stanojević, Marija Pikić, Andrija Kuzmanović, Mima Karadžić, Jovo Maksić, Marija Pikić, Radoje Čupić, Branka Kati … Filmbeschreibung: Biografisches Drama von Suzana Purkovic nach der Lebensgeschichte des serbischen Folk-Sängers Aleksandar Vuksanović a. k. a. Aca Lukas…

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Artem Dzyuba and Luka Đorđević! Lol.

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🌸 i was tagged by @dzinchuriki to shuffle my music library and list the first ten songs that show up

Cesarica - Oliver Dragojević

More than you know - Axwell Λ Ingrosso

Crveni lak - Sanja Đorđević

Oprosti mojoj mladosti - Nikola Rokvić

Nedostaješ - Dino Merlin

Ponosna na nas - Saša Kovacević

Miris tamjana - Aca Lukas

Que fue del amor - RBD

If I can’t have you - Shawn Mendes

Dernière danse - Indila

i tag: @sensiti7e @srecna-smrt @kafa-sa-secerom @sinestezijaa @l---andrijana---l and whoever wants to do it 🌸

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Serbian basketball - masterpost

Text posts:

Kalemegdan, cradle of Serbian basketball (Vladimir Stanković)

The three cradles of basketball in Belgrade (Vladimir Stanković)

The ‘Four Saints’ of Serbian basketball (Vladimir Stanković)

Aleksandar Nikolić, Professor of basketball (Vladimir Stanković)

Ranko Žeravica, the player manufacturer (Vladimir Stanković)

Belgrade’s aces (Vladimir Stanković)

The Dream Team that wowed Belgrade in 1964 (Vladimir Stanković)

Belgrade, the city with 93 titles (Vladimir Stanković)

Belgrade, city of big basketball events (Vladimir Stanković)

Vladimir Stanković at Eurobasket 2017: Memories of a veteran

Istanbul icons: Aleksandar Đorđević, 1992 (Vladimir Stanković)

Željko Obradović, destined for Istanbul (Vladimir Stanković)

Željko Obradović (Vladimir Stanković)

Duško Vujošević, the talent polisher (Vladimir Stanković)

Svetislav Pešić, El Numero Uno (Vladimir Stanković)

Božidar Maljković: Attack or defense? Titles! (Vladimir Stanković)

Dušan Ivković, four different European trophies (Vladimir Stanković)

Borislav Stanković: Good coach, great director (Vladimir Stanković)

Igor Rakočević: A killer on the court (Vladimir Stanković)

Ratko Radovanović, mind over matter (Vladimir Stanković)

Nikola Plećaš, Saint Nikola (Vladimir Stanković)

Željko Rebrača, block master (Vladimir Stanković)

Dejan Tomašević, the center with point guard passing (Vladimir Stanković)

Dejan Bodiroga: ‘White Magic’ (Vladimir Stanković)

Predrag Danilović, simply a champ (Vladimir Stanković)

Zoran Savić, the title collector (Vladimir Stanković)

Saša Đorđević: ‘Alexander the Great’ (Vladimir Stanković)

Vlade Divac, an icon without a ring (Vladimir Stanković)

Žarko Paspalj, the man who changed the Greek league (Vladimir Stanković)

Radivoj Korać: The legend that lives on (Vladimir Stanković)

Zoran Slavnić, the first showman (Vladimir Stanković)

Partizan 1992 - an utterly unique title (Vladimir Stanković)

Dražen Dalipagić, the sky jumper (Vladimir Stanković)

Dragan Kićanović, the Čačak genius (Vladimir Stanković)

Bodiroga’s unforgettable year (Vladimir Stanković)

Yugoslav coaching school (Vladimir Stanković)

Why the most important Olympic basketball team wasn’t the Dream Team (Tom Hawking)

Yugoslavian Team A War Casualty (Jere Longman)

Once upon a time, in America (by yours truly)

Basketball in the veins: A brief history of Serbian basketball (by yours truly) - Part One: The Beginning - Part Two: The Golden Era - Part Three: The European Nightmare - Part Four: The Last Golden Sparkle - Part Five: The Written Offs - Part Six: The Return of the Written Offs

Movies:

Kalemegdan, cradle of basketball

Željko Obradović - More than a coach

The Home of Glory (Belgrade Final Four)

Once brothers

Srbija - Zemlja košarke (Serbia - The Land of Basketball) / in Serbian

Bićemo prvaci sveta (We Will Be the World Champions) / in Serbian (subtitles available)

250 stepenika (250 steps) / in Serbian

Something in the water (primarly on Luka Dončić and Džanan Musa, but also about Yugoslavian basketball in general)