Sergej Trifunović
He was born in Mostar.
Also recorded as Sergej Trifunovic
Biography
Sergej Trifunović studied at University of Arts in Belgrade and University of Belgrade. The recorded working language is Serbian and English.
Residence is recorded at Mostar and Užice.
Works named in the authority record are A Serbian Film.
Distinctions recorded are Sterija Award for Achievement in Acting.
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1972
Sergej Trifunović born at Mostar.
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Mostar, Užice and Kruševac
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The authorities additionally record the heading Sergej Trifunovic. His recorded languages were Serbian and English.
He was the child of Tomislav Trifunović.
Sergej Trifunović is recorded as actor, politician and activist.
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