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Dara of Jasenovac(2021)

R
2h 10m
- Drama
- War

Release Date: Feb 5, 2021 | Limited

A 10-year-old girl and her family come face-to-face with the horrors of the Holocaust when they are sent to a concentration camp in Croatia. She must summon the courage to protect herself and her infant brother while trying to esc...

Releases

Original Release | Feb 5, 2021

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Box Office

Results

Opening Weekend US & Canada:
$16,710
Total US & Canada:
$52,786
Total Worldwide:
$52,786

Director & Top Cast

Predrag Antonijevic
Director

Biljana Cekic
Dara Ilic

Zlatan Vidovic
Mile Ilic

Anja Stanic
Nada Ilic

Luka Saranovic
Bude Ilic

Jakov Saranovic
Bude Ilic

Simon Saranovic

Bude Ilic

Marko Pipic

Jovo Ilic

Natasa Ninkovic

Radojka

Igor Djordjevic

Ante Vrban

Marko Janketic

Maks Luburic

Vuk Kostic

Fra Majstorovic

Bojan Zirovic

Jasa

Sandra Ljubojevic

Vera Stanic

Nikola Radulj

Bogdan Stanic

Rajko Lukac

Rade Stanic

Vesna Kljajic-Ristovic

Ruza

Nikolina Friganovic

Mileva

Technical Specifications

Sound Mix: D-Cinema 48kHz 5.1

Aspect Ratio: 2.39

Other Details

Country of Origin: Serbia

Summaries

Storyline

The film is set in the Nazi-occupied Croatian Ustasha regime "NDH" in former Yugoslavia during WWII. The film is told through the experiences of a little girl named Dara who is sent as a child during the Holocaust in the Balkans to the infamous extermination camp complex Jasenovac, also known as "Balkan's Auschwitz", when it was ruled by sadistic camp commander Maks Luburic until the liberation. The film is the first modern WWII movie that takes place in or shows this NDH era camp. — Natasa Drakulic In the summer of 1942, the family of twelve year old Serbian Dara was taken away and separated into two concentration camps. She is witnessing all the horrors of the Ustashe regime. After her brother and mother are killed, she tries to save the life of her younger brother, hoping that her father is still alive. — Natasa Drakulic