Based on the novel of Arsen Diklić which describes the horror’s of concentration camp Jasenovac.
Serbia Serbia
Miki Manojlović Anica Dobra Milan Marić Leon Lučev Rene Bitorajac Irfan Mensur Milica Stanković Aleksej Bjelogrlić Sanja Marković Eva Ras Pavle Mensur Petar Benčina Katarina Radivojević Miodrag Dragičević Werner Daehn Milivoj Beader Saša Joksimović Isidora Janković Bojan Navojec Milena Vasić Vuk Trnavac Jack Dimich Nemanja Stanković Ljubomir Nikolić Marko Jeremić Luka Antonijević Batan Bogićević Žarko Savić Dušanka Glid Mladen Prodan
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