Peacekeepers

Jan 1, 1997

1h 33m

★ 10.0

Would you be willing to die for someone else's country?

Overview

A Canadian Army unit with the United Nations peacekeeping force in the former Yugoslavia is tasked with keeping the peace in a dangerous Croatian town named Krasna.

Genres

War

TV Movie

Production Companies

CBC

Peacekeepers Trailers

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Cast

Lt. Bobby Danko

Gabriel Hogan

Sgt. Conrad Bittner

Jeremy Ratchford

Lillyanna Marinkovitch

Larissa Laskin

Warrent Officer Stebbens

Tom Butler

Zarcovitch

Damir Andrei

MCpl. Zool

Michael Dolan

Cpl. 'Dad' Anderson

Don Dickinson

Pte. Daryl Huddy

Gordon Michael Woolvett

Pte. Cobourne

Shawn Doyle

Pte. Painter

Panou

Col. Norman

Matt Cooke

Mondolo

Aron Tager

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