out the game ended in a draw, which means he missed the grand payout. Japanac and Pantić eventually do meet to talk in Japanac's apartment, but this time the professor is more interested in discussing Pantić's subtenant than his son. Japanac expresses his desire to marry Suzana, which Pantić sees as a way to finally be rid of her. Pantić cashes in his 12 correct guesses ticket for which he gets YUD7 million. Coming into work to he gets mad when he finds out Nedeljković, the man who attempted to bribe him got the job and goes to confront Šojić only to find out that Melita has advanced to the position of Šojić's personal typist, much to Pantić's annoyance and frustration after which he insults Šojić and leaves. Back home with 7 million in cash in his bag, he wakes up the next morning to usual morning routine of family nagging and complaining about money. Sick and tired of listening to their complaints he reaches into his bag and starts throwing bills in the air. Then on the way to the bathroom, he runs into Japanac who informs him that he married Suzana and moved into her room, as the house in which he met with Pantić was his friend's house. Japanac puts a bathroom schedule and enters the bathroom. After walking silently an angry Pantić screams, charges at the bathroom door and breaks it as the film ends. Cast Nikola Simić as Dimitrije "Mita" Pantić Milan Gutović as Srećko Šojić Ružica Sokić as Persida "Sida" Pantić Irfan Mensur as Japanac, high school English professor Jelica Sretenović as Suzana, the subtenant Gojko Baletić as Branko Pantić Danica Maksimović as Mira Pantić Aleksandar Todorović as Aleksandar "Aca" Pantić Rahela Ferari as Mita's mother Nada Vojinović as Melita Sandić, Šojić's personal typist Vladan Živković as Oliver Nedeljković Lepa Brena as Herself Mirjana Joković as the girl with the walkman in Aca's English class (uncredited) Production The film features six songs — "U dva će čistači odneti đubre", "Kad ti se na glavu sruši čitav svet", "Ja ratujem sam", "Pravila, pravila", "Kako je lepo biti glup" and "Dobro jutro" — that also appear as tracks on Riblja Čorba's 1982 album Buvlja pijaca, which got released one month after the movie's premiere. Though not conceptualized as A Tight Spot soundtrack album, with the band essentially using the movie as a promotional vehicle for their