Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Domen Valic | ... | Franc Sever Franta | |
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Jernej Gasperin | ... | Rudolf Pfeiffer |
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Ana Spik | ... | Valerija Skrinjar Valci |
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Lovro Zafred | ... | Joze Strnisa |
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Denys Bilash | ... | Franci Bera |
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Rok Vihar | ... | General SS Erwin Rosener |
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Marko Plantan | ... | SS porocnik Johaness Krepp |
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Darko Nikolovski | ... | Harkov |
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Tjan Premzl | ... | Sine |
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Jan Bucar | ... | Dr. Lazo |
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Darja Krhin | ... | Ana |
Andrei Lenart | ... | Lovro | |
Valentina Plaskan | ... | Vesna | |
Miha Rodman | ... | Komandant VDV bataljona | |
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Dominik Vodopivec | ... | Izvidnik Dan |
Young partisan resistance fighter commander Franc Sever Franta faces an impossible task when he has to rescue 500 freedom fighters surrounded and outnumbered by a Nazi German division high in the mountains in harsh winter condition.
A weird picture that on some specialized sites somehow got mixed in with proper good South Korean production. It seems to want to offer a new take on Eastern European partisans during WW2. The rag tag communist paramilitaries are usually known for blind adherence to ideology, robbing poor farmers and war crimes but here they're trying to tell us they also had a human side so they're shown performing a series of mundane and, for the viewer, increasingly boring tasks such as mending socks, cooking soup or reading books. A bit of action is then thrown in, with the obligatory flame throwing Nazis but it all falls flat. I understand the movie had a meagre budget but that's no excuse for stereotypical characters, dull dialogue and wooden acting, all in all it has the air of amateurism written all over it, best skipped.