Demony wojny wedlug Goi (1998)Director:Wladyslaw PasikowskiWriter:Wladyslaw Pasikowski |
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Demony wojny wedlug Goi (1998)Director:Wladyslaw PasikowskiWriter:Wladyslaw Pasikowski |
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Boguslaw Linda | ... |
Maj. Edward Keller
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Zbigniew Zamachowski | ... |
Cpl. 'Houdini' Moraczewski
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Tadeusz Huk | ... |
Maj. Czeslaw Kusz
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Miroslaw Baka | ... |
Cichy
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Artur Zmijewski | ... |
Pvt. Biniek
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Olaf Lubaszenko | ... |
Lt. Czacki
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Tadeusz Szymków | ... |
Borun
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Denis Delic | ... |
Dano Ivanow
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Bartlomiej Topa | ... |
Max
(as Bartek Topa)
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Aleksandra Niespielak | ... |
Nicol
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Radoslaw Pazura | ... |
Pvt. Jankowski
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Szymon Bobrowski | ... |
Pvt. Jacek Borun
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Zbigniew Zapasiewicz | ... |
Minister
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Christoph Rex-Jarnot | ... |
Filip
(as Christopher Rex-Jarnot)
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Alja Nikitovic | ... |
Marija
(as Alija Nikitovic)
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A great movie if you're prepared to look a bit deeper. It shows a group of soldiers who never participated in real combat are sent to Bosnia as peacekeepers. Arguably, they are civilians in uniforms. Faced with a real enemy, they are forced to handle their fears and endure the shock of shooting at people and being hurt themselves. The finale makes you think whether fighting against the 'bad guys' makes any sense anyway - what difference does it make? The 'good guys' get hurt in the process too.