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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.
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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.
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Genre:War, Drama
Written By:Dejan Babosek, Martin Horvat
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Kzd Triglav, Narayan production, Studio Ritem, Zveza Borcev NOB
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