The Occupation in 26 Pictures (1978)
Director: Lordan Zafranovic
Movie review
From Time Out Film Guide
An exquisitely photographed, excessively 'choreographed' picture-book study of the impact, on three initially gilded youths (Jew, radical and staunch patriot) of Yugoslavia's fascist occupation. It progresses at a self-indulgent pace from idyll to nightmare - indeed, to scenes of unwatchably sadistic repression.Author: JD
Cast & crew
Director: Lordan Zafranovic
Cast: Frano Lasic, Boris Kralj, Milan Strljic, Stevo Zigon full cast
Genre(s): War
Duration: 116 mins
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