Boris Isaković
Current Interest
1.1
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Rating Distribution
Based on 35 rated titles
Title
Year
Pulse

Last Christmas
as Ivan Andrich
2019
4.5

Quo Vadis, Aida?
as General Ratko Mladić
2021
3.9

The Paradise Suite
as Ivica
2015
1.4

When I Grow Up, I'll Be a Kangaroo
as Ćelavi
2004
1.4

The Trap
as Moma
2007
1.3

Ordinary People
as Narednik
2009
1.2

Circles
as Todor
2013
1.2

Father
as Vasiljević
2020
1.2

Sisters
as Marko
2011
1.2

The Man Who Defended Gavrilo Princip
as Tužilac Franjo Švara
2014
1.2

Men Don't Cry
as Miki
2017
1.1

Absolute Hundred
as Inspektor 1
2001
1.1

Our Father
as Otac Branko
2025
1.1

A Good Wife
as Vlada
2016
1.1

White, White World
as Beli
2010
1.1

Offenders
as Aleksandrov otac
2018
1.1

The Ambulance
as Nadin otac
2009
0.1

Autumn in My Street
as Nedelja
2009
0.1

Memo
2004
0.1

Withering
as Strahinja
2013
0.1

Travelator
as Debeli
2014
0.1

All the Cities of the North
2016
0.1
Transition
as Tata
2016
0.1

Equals
as (segment "Anđela")
2014
0.1

You Have the Night
as Slobo
2018
0.1

The Dawn
as Andrija
2020
0.1

Not for All the World
2022
0.1

The Game
as Radovan
2021
0.1

Working Class Heroes
as Profesor
2022
0.1

Lost Country
2023
0.1

Mother Mara
as Boris
2025
0.1

The Runner
as Radovan
2011
0.1

Stane
as Petar
2023
0.1

Wild Road
as Žarko
2023
0.1

A Joint Journey
as Vuk Stefanović Karadžić
2002
0.1

It All Ends Here
as Dinko Horvat
2024
0.1
Frequently Asked Questions About Boris Isaković
Boris Isaković has appeared in 36 titles, including 36 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Boris Isaković's filmography is Absolute Hundred (2001).
The most recent title featuring Boris Isaković is Our Father (2025).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Boris Isaković is When I Grow Up, I'll Be a Kangaroo with an IMDb rating of 8.4.
Boris Isaković has been active for approximately 24 years, with credits spanning from 2001 to 2025.
Titles featuring Boris Isaković currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.7.
The busiest years in Boris Isaković's career include 2009, 2014, 2016.