Partizanska eskadrila (1979)
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- 2h 10min
- Drama, History
- 16 Jul 1979 (Yugoslavia)
- Movie
- 1 win.
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Cast
Bekim Fehmiu | ... |
Maj. Dragan
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Velimir 'Bata' Zivojinovic | ... |
Vuk
(as Velimir Zivojinovic)
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Ljubisa Samardzic | ... |
Zare
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Rados Bajic | ... |
Dalibor
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Radko Polic | ... |
Klauberg
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Branko Plesa | ... |
Von Norden
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Faruk Begolli | ... |
Porucnik Begovic
(as Faruk Begoli)
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Branko Djuric | ... |
Slaven
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Jordanco Cevrevski | ... |
Zeko
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Zlata Petkovic | ... |
Jelena
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Suada Ahmetasevic | ... |
Milja
(as Suada Avdic)
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Aljosa Vuckovic | ... |
Boris
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Ljuba Tadic | ... |
Partizanski komandant
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Peter Carsten | ... |
Nemacki General
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Dragomir Felba | ... |
Djed
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Demeter Bitenc | ... |
German Colonel
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Vojin Kajganic | ... |
Valdman - Njemacki Vijaticar
(as V. Kajganic)
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Rudi Alvadj | ... |
Njemacki Narednik
(as R. Alvadj)
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Zdenko Jelcic | ... |
Orlovic
(as Z. Jelcic)
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Dragan Jovicic | ... |
Zlatko Kovacic - Pilot
(as D. Jovicic)
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Miodrag Brezo | ... |
Partizan
(as M. Brezo)
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Zdravko Biogradlija | ... |
Njemacki Zapovjednik Minobacacke Baterije
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Zarko Mijatovic | ... |
Partizan
(as Z. Mijatovic)
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Jozo Lepetic | ... |
Ilegalac s Aerodroma
(as J. Lepetic)
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Ramiz Sekic | ... |
Nijemac iz AAiocentra
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Marinko Sebez | ... |
Tomislav Uzelac - Strijelac
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Vanja Albahari | ... |
(as V. Albahari)
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Toni Pehar | ... |
(as A. Pehar)
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Dragan Stipic | ... |
(as D Stipic)
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Zlatko Martincevic | ... |
Partizanski Komandir
(as Z. Martincevic)
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Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
Kiril Psaltirov |
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Ljupko Zulj | ... |
German Pilot
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Srdjan Ilic | ... |
Pilot (uncredited)
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Miodrag Krivokapic | ... |
Milan - Strijelac (uncredited)
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Miroljub Leso | ... |
Partizanski kapetan (uncredited)
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Gloria Samara | ... |
(uncredited)
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Dragomir Stanojevic | ... |
(uncredited)
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Directed by
Hajrudin Krvavac | ... | (as Tom Raymounth) |
Written by
Djordje Lebovic | ... | (writer) |
Miljenko Smoje | ... | (writer) |
Music by
Bojan Adamic |
Cinematography by
Dragan Resner |
Editing by
Miroslav Hájek |
Production Design by
Miodrag Miric | ||
Milan Todorovic | ... | (as Miodrag Todorovic) |
Art Direction by
Milan Nejedlý |
Set Decoration by
Berislav Petrusic |
Costume Design by
Maja Galasso |
Makeup Department
Sukrija Sarkic | ... | makeup artist |
Production Management
Bozidar Radic | ... | unit production manager |
Mladen Todic | ... | production manager |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Mensur Colakovic | ... | assistant director |
Gojko Sipovac | ... | first assistant director |
Sound Department
Ljubomir Petek | ... | sound recordist |
Special Effects by
Petar Zivkovic | ... | pyrotechnician |
Stunts
Delic Milinko Delija | ... | stunt pilot |
Slavoljub Plavsic-Zvonce | ... | stunts |
Stevanovic Petar Prike | ... | stunt pilot |
Camera and Electrical Department
Andrija Pivcevic | ... | cinematographer: second unit |
Velja Sakota | ... | assistant camera (as Velija Sakota) |
Music Department
Miodrag Petrovic-Sarlo | ... | music consultant |
Script and Continuity Department
Maristela Pavlovic | ... | script supervisor |
Production Companies
- Centar Film
- Croatia Film
- Jadran Film
- Jedinica za kinematografiju zajednice kulture SRBIH
- Kinema Sarajevo
- Makedonija Film
- Sutjeska Film
- Vesna Film
- Zajednica kinematografije SRH
- Zeta Film
Distributors
- Tokyo Channel 12 Television Ltd. (1981) (Japan) (tv)
- Paragon Video Productions (1984) (United States) (VHS) (as 'Battle of the Eagles')
- TGG Direct (2008) (United States) (DVD) (on 'War Movies WWII Collection' as 'Battle of the Eagles')
- Mill Creek Entertainment (2009) (United States) (DVD) (as 'Battle of the Eagles')
- Great Movies (2020) (Germany) (DVD)
- All Video (West Germany) (VHS)
- VCL (1984) (Australia) (video)
Special Effects
Other Companies
Storyline
Plot Summary |
An epic film of all time. It is one of the greatest spectacle that was filmed in Yugoslavia in the 20th century. In the spring of 1942, the German air force had complete dominance, not only in the sky of Yugoslavia, but also almost the whole of Europe. Partisans in Yugoslavia at that time had planes that are like other weapons snatched from the enemy. During the ''Third Offensive'', 1942, on planes of different types abducted by the enemy, these are people took unequal air battle, specifying the enemy blows where he thought he was invulnerable, thereby contributing to the final victory. This is a film about the creation of partisan aviation and its early struggles. The film was directed by Hajrudin Krvavac, a famous director of films of this type (Walter Defends Sarajevo, Bridge and Diverzanti), while starring the then very popular Yugoslav actors, often in just these films, Velimir 'Bata, Ljubisa Samardzic, Bekim Fehmiu, Faruk Begoli. Written by krule 88 |
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Trivia | From the planes used or shown in this picture the Soko 522 2-seat trainers, , Soko J-20 Kraguj and Utva 66 are post war models made in Jugoslavia. The Boing Stearman PT-17, Junkers Ju52/3m and Polikarpov Po-2W are actual WW2 planes. As the Kraguj has fixed gear, the "fighter" sequences in the movie look unusual, as the typical WW2 fighter had a retractable gear. See more » |
Goofs | The Partisans use Kragujs, light assault/training planes developed decades after WWII. See more » |
Movie Connections | Edited into Bridge to Hell (1986). See more » |