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Freedom from Despair
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Freedom from Despair

Oct 5, 2004
1h 35m
★ 8.0

A young man's journey from despair, a nation's struggle for freedom.

Overview

True stories of the Croatian People's struggle to overcome oppression from communist Yugoslavia and the 1990's fight to save their war ravaged homeland.

Genres

Documentary

Cast

John Savage

Narrator

John Savage

Michael York

Voice Over

Michael York

Beata Pozniak

Voice Over

Beata Pozniak

Petar Cvirn

Kruno Brkusic

Petar Cvirn

Stipe Brkusic

Kruno’s Father

Stipe Brkusic

Noelle Charles

Kruno's Mother

Noelle Charles

Danijel Pek

Friend 1

Danijel Pek

Jure Bušić

Friend 2

Jure Bušić

Terence Pratt

UDBA Officer

Terence Pratt

Vlado Brkusic

Italian Farmer

Vlado Brkusic

Anka Brkusic

Italian Farmer's Wife

Anka Brkusic

Marko Dizdar

Self

Marko Dizdar

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