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The Battle of Kosovo
(Boj Na Kosovu)
1989, regia di Zdravko Sotra
Scheda: Nazione: Jugoslavia - Produzione: Centar Film, Radiotelevizija Beograd, TRZ Feniks Film - Distribuzione: Centar Film - Soggetto: dall'omonimo dramma del poeta Ljubomir Simovic - Sceneggiatura: Ljubomir Simovic - Fotografia: Radoslav Vladic - Montaggio: Lana Vukobratovic - Costumi: Biljana Dragovic, Ljiljana Dragovic - Musiche: Dusan Karuovic - Effetti speciali: Milos Vukovic - Formato: Color - Durata: 108' (117').
Cast:
Milos Zutic, Gorica Popovic, Vojislav Brajovic, Zarko Lausevic, Ljuba Tadic, Branislav Lecic, Svetozar Cvetkovic, Katarina Gojkovic, Predrag Lakovic, Irfan Mensur, Radoslav Milenkovic, Neda Arneric.
Trama e commenti:
bifrost.it: «Allo stesso filone [del
film
Il falcone]
si puņ ascrivere Boj na Kosovu - La battaglia di Kosovo - (1989),
di Zdravko otra, film incentrato sulla famosa battaglia (1389) del principe
Lazar contro le truppe del sultano Murād, che č il cuore dell'epica, del mito e
della storia degli Slavi meridionali».
Plot Summary, Synopsis, Review: IMDb
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tehparadox.com: «On
June 28th 1389 at Kosovo Polje, the army of Serbian emperor Lazar made a stand
against the advancing Ottoman forces of Sultan Murat, resulting in a great
battle which would later inspire Serbian folk tales and poems about courage,
sacrifice, betrayal and tragedy. The movie was made for the 600th anniversary of
the event. Serbian duke Lazar in 1389 refuses to obey the Turkish sultan Murat
who is marching towards Serbia with a great army, in order to conquer entire
Europe. Although aware that he is weaker, without enough army, duke Lazar
decides to confront him. Serbian lords are not united. Most of them want to
fight, even if the price is defeat, but some of them hesitate. Everyone fit to
hold a weapon is sent to the Kosovo field. The battle of Kosovo, in 1389 ended
with no winners - both armies shed blood and got tired. Lazar and Murat both
died. But, nevertheless, the battle of Kosovo was a victory, not for Serbian
state, which soon became Turkish, but for Europe, whom Serbia rescued with
bodies of her heroes from the first and the strongest Turkish attack».