Branimir 'Tori' Janković
Branimir 'Tori' Janković was a Serbian film director, screenwriter, and actor, known for his contributions to Yugoslav cinema. He directed the film Krvava bajka (A Bloody Tale, 1969), which depicts the tragic events of World War II in the town of Kragujevac, where thousands of civilians were executed by German forces. Janković's work is noted for its poignant storytelling and historical significance, reflecting the turbulent history of the region.
- Known for
- Writing
- Born
- 1934-10-10 · Bare, Serbia, Yugoslavia
- Died
- 1978-07-31
Known for
- Pyramid of the Sun God (1965)
- Mercenaries of the Rio Grande (1965) — Panteo
- Seduction by the Sea (1963)
- Fourteenth Day (1960)
- The Trek (1968) — Writer
- Strange Girl (1962) — Boba
- Mirko and Slavko (1973) — Writer
- The Stars Are the Eyes of Warriors (1972) — Writer
- A Bloody Tale (1969) — Writer
- Massacre at Noon (1975) — Writer
- Point 905 (1960) — Radist
- Alone (1959)
- A Day Longer Than a Year (1971) — Director
- Quo vadis Zivorad!? (1968) — Writer
- Stairs of Bravery (1961) — Agent
- Šeki's Rolling, Watch Out! (1962)