2020·Drama·2h 10m
7.0
★
During the Nazi-occupied Ustasha regime "NDH" in former Yugoslavia during WWII, little girl Dara is sent to the concentration camp complex Jasenovac in Croatia also known as "Balkan's Auschwitz".
Directed by Predrag Antonijević
nazi
world war ii
croatia
jasenovac
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Cast
Biljana Čekić
Dara
Marko Janketić
Vjekoslav 'Maks' Luburić
Vuk Kostić
Fra Majstorović
Igor Đorđević
Ante Vrban
Nataša Ninković
Radojka
Radoslav 'Rale' Milenković
Čovek koji je odbijen da uđe u voz
Nikolina Friganović
Mileva
Zlatan Vidović
Mile Ilić
Željko Erkić
Stjepan
Petar Zekavica
Nemački oficir
Alisa Radaković
Nada Sakić
Bojan Žirović
Jaša
Crew
Predrag Antonijević
Director
Maksa Ćatović
Producer
Popular Reviews
41 reviews
Stefan Grujic
3.0★ · 12/12/23
juju ni ne secam se da sam dao 1.5 ovom filmu ubice me okolni patriota
juju ni ne secam se da sam dao 1.5 ovom filmu ubice me okolni patriota
mijat
6.1★ · 02/21/21
ZA DOM? SPREMNI!
ZA DOM? SPREMNI!
Jaron
7.0★ · 02/12/21
As incredibly upsetting as the material is, uncovering the details of this tragedy has cemented the Holocaust as an important piece of all of our history. Most impactful obviously to Jewish people, but Dara of Jasenovac alerted me to the plight of Serbian people as well.
Incredible performances, impressively made up of a large portion of children. Especially the lead actress’s subdued portrayal of Dara, which got better and better by the minute.
There is a large amount of violence, which yes is realistic, but after awhile feels especially unnecessary to keep showing. But there is enough in the intricacies of the filmmakers’ decisions - including one incredibly well earned visual metaphor that appears throughout - to avoid a complete replica of a Holocaust picture.
Incredible performances, impressively made up of a large portion of children. Especially the lead actress’s subdued portrayal of Dara, which got better and better by the minute.
There is a large amount of violence, which yes is realistic, but after awhile feels especially unnecessary to keep showing. But there is enough in the intricacies of the filmmakers’ decisions - including one incredibly well earned visual metaphor that appears throughout - to avoid a complete replica of a Holocaust picture.
As incredibly upsetting as the material is, uncovering the details of this tragedy has cemented the Holocaust as an important piece of all of our history. Most impactful obviously to Jewish people, but Dara of Jasenovac alerted me to the plight of Serbian people as well.
Incredible performances, impressively made up of a large portion of children. Especially the lead actress’s subdued portrayal of Dara, which got better and better by the minute.
There is a large amount of violence, which yes is realistic, but after awhile feels especially unnecessary to keep showing. But there is enough in the intricacies of the filmmakers’ decisions - including one incredibly well earned visual metaphor that appears throughout - to avoid a complete replica of a Holocaust picture.
Incredible performances, impressively made up of a large portion of children. Especially the lead actress’s subdued portrayal of Dara, which got better and better by the minute.
There is a large amount of violence, which yes is realistic, but after awhile feels especially unnecessary to keep showing. But there is enough in the intricacies of the filmmakers’ decisions - including one incredibly well earned visual metaphor that appears throughout - to avoid a complete replica of a Holocaust picture.
Marin1401
4.0★ · 03/30/26
Orange
6.0★ · 03/29/26