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The Death of a Horse
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The Death of a Horse

Apr 28, 1992
1h 21m
★ 6.2

Overview

During a political purge, the Albanian government orders the disbanding of a military unit whose horses are also considered traitors.

Genres

Drama

Production Companies

Albafilm Studio

Cast

Timo Flloko

Agron Kurti

Timo Flloko

Rajmonda Bulku

Meri

Rajmonda Bulku

Niko Kanxheri

Estref

Niko Kanxheri

Fitim Makashi

Commander

Fitim Makashi

Tinka Kurti

Meri's Mother

Tinka Kurti

Luan Qerimi

Meri's Father

Luan Qerimi

Luljeta Sallaku

Liza

Luljeta Sallaku

Darling Çapeli

Roma Soldier

Darling Çapeli

Ferdinand Radi

Roma Soldier's Father

Ferdinand Radi

Xhemal Koçi

Doctor Aliu

Xhemal Koçi

Harilla Vjero

Investigator

Harilla Vjero

Milto Mima

Haki Kurti

Milto Mima

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