King Petar The First, as a young man is banished from Serbia Many years later, he returns to his country to liberate its people and secure parliamentary democracy and starts the reconstruction of Serbia.
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Title: King Petar the First (2018)
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King Petar The First, as a young man is banished from Serbia by Obrenovic a rival dynasty. Many years later, King King Petar returns to his country to liberate its people and secure parliamentary democracy and starts the reconstruction of Serbia. Written by Michael Cowan
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SerbianRelease Date:
5 December 2018 (Serbia) See more »Also Known As:
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Corfu, GreeceEdit
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Lazar Ristovski channels the ideal of a benevolent king majestically.This perspective on the First World War--from the east--is so rarely studied in the west. We all learn that the catalyst for the war was a shot fired in Sarajevo, but pick up the tales in Western Europe. I hope the film leads audiences to regard the more recent genocidal infractions committed by Serbs in the longer the timeline of horrific wars, and given this context minds move from the narrow condemnation of a specific people in a moment in time, to comprehend the wider sin of the problem solving with might. Kralj Petar I artfully conveys the stupidity and brutality of war.