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Director:
Zdravko Sotra
Writers:
Zdravko Sotra (writer)
Milovan Vitezovic (writer)
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Release Date:
19 June 2006 (Serbia) more
Genre:
Documentary
User Comments:
Ignore Bulgarian bias more

Cast

  (Credited cast)
Dragan Nikolic ... Narrator
Zoran Cvijanovic ... Regent Aleksandar Karadjordjevic
Petar Kralj ... Nikola Pasic - Predsednik vlade
Dragoslav Ilic ... Kralj Petar Karadjordjevic
Miodrag Radovanovic ... Vojvoda Putnik
Hana Jovcic ... Kaplar Flora Sandes
Milica Milsa ... Sestra Margarita
Milenko Zablacanski ... John Reed - Americki novinar
Dragomir Cumic ... Vojnik iz Like
Ivan Bosiljcic ... Pantelija - ranjenik
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Goran Danicic ... Novinar
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Additional Details

Also Known As:
Where the Yellow Lemon Blooms (International: English title)
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Runtime:
95 min
Country:
Serbia
Language:
Serbo-Croatian
Color:
Color
Filming Locations:
Albania more

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15 out of 18 people found the following comment useful:-
Ignore Bulgarian bias, 22 August 2007
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Author: flekash from Canada

Our Bulgarian friend obviously didn’t finish watching the movie. Serbs didn’t wait the end of the war in Greece. Together with French and Greek, they breached the Salonika front leading the way to the end of the WWI and allied victory. Luckily there are lots of documentary records in this movie so you don’t have to trust me, only to your eyes. In fact it is WWI history 101, consult any relevant book.

In WWI Serbia successfully waged war against much bigger Austria-Hungary monarchy that invaded Serbia twice and was kicked out of Serbia both times. Serbs were offered separate peace with Central powers but they decided not to turn their back on Allies who didn’t provide any support during those dark days. It took joint attack of Austria-Hungary, Germany and Bulgaria to defeat Serbian army, but they were still unable to destroy it. Serbs retreated to Greece across Albania and only then they were able to get some help from the Allies.

After recuperation on the Greek island Corfu, Serbian army took great part in breaching Salonika front and gloriously returned to Serbia. Yes they kicked some Bulgarian asses along the way, but Bulgarians occupied parts of Serbia after all. Smiles on faces of Bulgarian prisoners of war, shown in this movie, say all about how they felt about their “defeat”.

That “French women” our Bulgarian friend is referring to, is famous Flora Sandes, British nurse, volunteer in the Serbian Army, while “the British” is just an unknown Serbian solder, so no wonder he has no accent. Edlund-5 got it pretty much all wrong and you shouldn’t be biased with his ignorance in making decision about watching this movie.

The movie is historically informative, with many footages from military archives, but above all it is a story about strength of human spirit and about invincible aspiration for freedom. It is also an ode to the great Greek nation whose deeds and friendship will never be forgotten.

You can have a taste of this movie here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iAiGQ3J2oZo

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