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The Conversation

Apr 28, 2022
1h 48m
★ 8.9

We are our choices

Overview

Based on a true story of a meeting in June 1945 between two powerful men with very opposite philosophies and perspectives on the future of their country.

Genres

History
Drama

Production Companies

Croatia Film
A Quiet Storm Productions

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Cast

Caspar Phillipson

Josip Broz Tito

Caspar Phillipson

Dylan Turner

Alojzije Stepinac

Dylan Turner

Doris Pinčić

Marija Horvat

Doris Pinčić

Vinko Štefanac

Vladimir Bakarić

Vinko Štefanac

Ivan Colarić

Vojnik / Agent tajne policije 1

Ivan Colarić

Kruno Bakota

Titov sekretar

Kruno Bakota

Lujo Kunčević

Mladi Tito

Lujo Kunčević

Anđelko Petrić

Svetozar Ritting

Anđelko Petrić

Sara Juros

Partizanka

Sara Juros

Konstantin Haag

Agent tajne policije 3

Konstantin Haag

Antonio Agostini

Vojnik

Antonio Agostini

Alen Šalinović

Agent tajne policije 2

Alen Šalinović

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