Good Morning, Neighbor 2 (2014)

Director
Željko Kasap

Main cast
Aleksandar Stojković; Željko Kasap; Radenka Ševa; Mirela Predojević; Ivana Hrvaćanin

Genres
Comedy

Description
A sequel to "Good Morning, Neighbor". After much of bigotry, two families decide to do a reconciliation ceremonial.


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