The movie was narrated by Ljerka Drazenovic, a former news reader and host of Radio Studio B. The Belgrade, Serbia-based radio station was hugely popular in 1980s with its casual type of talk show programming, and played both domestic and international pop and rock music. The real Studio B facilities were used for filming of the scenes in which one of the leading characters, Sofija Mackic (portrayed by Sonja Savic), is running her ficticious radio show.
Srdjan Saper, who plays Spiridon Kopicl, the frontmen of the band VIS Simboli, in a real life in that time was a frontmen in band VIS Idoli.
As of 2016 it was included in the #100 Serbian movies list (1911-1999) and protected as cultural heritage of great importance.
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