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The Fourth Companion
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Wikipedia article
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| cinematography = Tomislav Pinter
| editing = Katja Majer
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| released = 1967
| runtime = 85 min.
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'The Fourth Companion' ('etvrti suputnik') is a Croatian film directed by Branko Bauer. It was released in 1967. The film is a continuation in spirit of Bauer's previous film 'Face to Face'.
Plot
New party committee secretary, Ivan (Mihailo Kosti), throws a wrench in city power broker Niko's (Ilija Duvalekovski) plan to manipulate local factory workers into paying for the construction of a new sports centre. Meanwhile, Niko is having an affair with a young female professor (Renata Freishorn).
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