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The Miracle of Medjugorje
Socialist Bosnia, 1981. In the small town of Međugorje, a group of children tell the local priest, a Croat named Father Joza, that the Virgin Mary appeared before them. Ecstatic about the prospect of a miracle, he publicly announces that he believes in the apparition, putting a target on his back, with the communist authorities deciding to start their own investigation into the case.
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Socialist Bosnia, 1981. In the small town of Međugorje, a group of children tell the local priest, a Croat named Father Joza, that the Virgin Mary appeared before them. Ecstatic about the prospect of a miracle, he publicly announces that he believes in the apparition, putting a target on his back, with the communist authorities deciding to start their own investigation into the case.
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Genre:Drama, History
Written By:Ivan Aralica, Barry Morrow, Paul Gronseth
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Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:IPI International, Wayne Films, Marjan Film, Jadran Film
Cast
Jakov Sedlar
Director
Martin Sheen
Father Jozo Zovko
Michael York
Milan Vukovic
Morgan Fairchild
Sister Fabijana Zovko
Paul Guilfoyle
Miodrag Dobrovic
George Coe
Father Ferdo Vlasic
Ray Girardin
Father Zrinko Cuvalo
Frank Finlay
Monsignor
Tony Zazula
prosecutor Govanovic
William Hootkins
judge Marulic
Angelo Santiago
Vlado Palic
Mustafa Nadarević
major Stovic
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