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The Gift of Miloje
Milojev Dar is a feature film based on a true event about the hero of the Second Balkan War, Miloje Nikolic. The drama takes place in 1913, after the captain of another unit got wounded. Even though he was wounded himself and unable to participate in the battle, Miloje decided to commit another heroic act-to donate part of his skin for the wounded captain.
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Milojev Dar is a feature film based on a true event about the hero of the Second Balkan War, Miloje Nikolic. The drama takes place in 1913, after the captain of another unit got wounded. Even though he was wounded himself and unable to participate in the battle, Miloje decided to commit another heroic act-to donate part of his skin for the wounded captain.
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Genre:Drama, History
Written By:Vladimir Đorđević
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:MS Film Production
Cast
Branka Bešević Gajić
Director
Vladimir Jocović
Miloje Nikolić
Ivan Vučković
pukovnik Nikola Stefanović
Jelena Vukićević
Kristina
Marija Masal
starija Kristina
Dejan Tončić
Spasoje
Nikola Knežević
Otac
Radomirka Šarić
Desanka - Milojeva ćerka
Milica Stefanović
Bolničarka
Bora Nenić
Vojnik ranjenik
Backo Bukumirović
Vojnik ranjenik
Ivan Ćirić
Milisav
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