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Come to Me and Go from Me 1983

★ 6.28 votes92 min📅 1983-11-22

Set against the bustling backdrop of 1980s Belgrade, *Come to Me and Go from Me* (1983) is a sharp Yugoslavian comedy directed by Zoran Čalić that dives into the crumbling domestic life of Marija and Boba as they struggle to make ends meet in their new apartment.

Director: Zoran Čalić

Cast

Dragomir 'Gidra' Bojanić
Dragomir 'Gidra' Bojanić
Živorad 'Žika' Pavlović
Marko Todorović
Marko Todorović
Milan Todorović
Rialda Kadrić
Rialda Kadrić
Marija
Vladimir Petrović
Boba
Boris Milivojević
Boris Milivojević
Miša
Jelena Žigon
Jelena Žigon
Jelena Todorović
Ljiljana Janković
Ljiljana Janković
Vuka
Milan Srdoč
Milan Srdoč
Mige
Vesna Čipčić
Vesna Čipčić
Elza
Velimir Živojinović
Velimir Živojinović
Dr. Nedeljković

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Come to Me and Go from Me (1983) about?

This 1983 Yugoslavian comedy follows Marija and Boba, a couple moving into a new apartment only to face financial ruin. Their marriage frays under the weight of consumerist pressures and neglect of their child, while meddling neighbors Zika and Milan stir even more trouble.

Who directed Come to Me and Go from Me?

The film was directed by Zoran Čalić, a Yugoslavian filmmaker known for his sharp comedies that blend social commentary with everyday struggles.

Who stars in Come to Me and Go from Me?

The film stars Dragomir 'Gidra' Bojanić, Marko Todorović, Rialda Kadrić, Vladimir Petrović, and Boris Milivojević in the lead roles.

Is Come to Me and Go from Me (1983) worth watching?

As a classic Yugoslavian comedy, *Come to Me and Go from Me* offers a nostalgic yet relatable take on marital strife, made charming by its ensemble cast and witty direction. While not a blockbuster, it's a solid pick for fans of vintage comedies with heart and humor.

How long is Come to Me and Go from Me?

The film runs for 92 minutes.

About Come to Me and Go from Me (1983) — A Yugoslavian Comedy on Marital Struggles and Neighborly Chaos

Set against the bustling backdrop of 1980s Belgrade, *Come to Me and Go from Me* (1983) is a sharp Yugoslavian comedy directed by Zoran Čalić that dives into the crumbling domestic life of Marija and Boba as they struggle to make ends meet in their new apartment.

Financial strain and consumerist pressures push this struggling couple to the brink, leaving their marriage and their child neglected. Adding to the chaos are the relentless meddling of eccentric neighbors Zika and Milan, whose interference only deepens the couple's turmoil. With a blend of lighthearted humor and biting social commentary, the film explores the fragility of modern relationships when ambition clashes with everyday reality.