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This movie shows some of the horrors experienced by Croatian Army regulars, Ustasa and most importantly, civilians post W.W.II. A time when Tito was handed free and total control of these people by the ruling coalitions of the U.K. , US. and its allies.

This film doesn't even begin to cover the atrocities committed by the Communists at the end of W.W.II. The tortures and outright murders of these people has been covered up and forgotten by history. All this thanks to the Communist regime of Yugoslavia from 1945-1990.

This film is both moving and revealing. It sheds light on a dark corner of history. A light that has been trying to shine for the past 50+ years.

I highly recommend this film to anyone who wishes to know the truth about the Croatian people.

It is laughable, and it lacks the reflexivity to even understand it. Instead, it plays it straight from beginning to end. A film that boggles the mind.

I see a lot of people trying to justify mass murder by adding "context", previous crimes of victims etc. It does not work that way. Ustase had their revenge reasons for their crimes, hitler had them too. It was still a crime. When you look ww2 movies, you don't see anything about nazi reasons, passages from my kampf etc. You just see hideoues crimes, and that is what your serb and communist fathers did, hideous crimes. Everything else is just your BS justification. Every butcher has them. Sorry to see their children still have a "butcher" way of looking

Besides extorting the history, trying to portrait Nazi regime as good guys, it's a great example of a horrible movie, script, acting etc.

An excellent and very realistic film, based on Aralica's book (based on survivors' experiences) and on a true event at the end of WW2.

Drammatic, but true. A piece of Croatian history, which was kept hidden for many years, and it is the proof of non-respect of international war conventions by the Allies. (some say that there is no/little evidence regarding this event, which is untrue, as I myself have done research for my undergraduate thesis on this matter - the documents are well hidden, and difficult to find...)

The main characters are a young couple, and what happens around them are true events. Some scenes are quite explicit, but as in each conflict those who are the "winners" are not always just and correct. The only lack of this film is that it seems more a TV film than a film made for the cinema. Otherwise, an excellent film which would need a bit more of publicity - as this event is still a delicate matter even after 50 years and it seems as an argument better not spoken about.