The Escape
The tragic story of a group of prisoners, ordinary people, were detained in the camp at Lager in Naise at the beginning of WWII, after that mighty torture and abuse by the Germans, will try escape from the camp. A few succeeded.
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The tragic story of a group of prisoners, ordinary people, were detained in the camp at Lager in Naise at the beginning of WWII, after that mighty torture and abuse by the Germans, will try escape from the camp. A few succeeded.
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Genre:Drama, War
Written By:Maja Volk
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Centar film
Cast
Miomir 'Miki' Stamenković
Director
Tihomir Arsić
Stevan
Tatjana Beljakova
Olga Zarić
Ljiljana Blagojević
Smilja
Bogdan Diklić
Nemački narednik
Ljiljana Đoković
Ljubica
Elizabeta Đorevska
Lila / Elza
Milan Đurđević
Profesor
Svetislav 'Bule' Goncić
Gojko Zarić
Mirjana Kodžić
Mara
Ranko Kovačević
Agent
Miodrag 'Miki' Krstović
Mitar Živić
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