In the Mountains of Yugoslavia
About In the Mountains of Yugoslavia
During the German occupation, farmer Slavko Babić joins the Yugoslav partisans. The film follows the People's Liberation Army and the Red Army against German forces in the mountains. Ivan Bersenev plays Josip Broz Tito. Bojan Stupica plays Field Marshal Erwin Rommel, and Vjekoslav Afrić plays both a partisan named Ivo and General Draža Mihailović.
Cast & crew
More about In the Mountains of Yugoslavia
Abram Room directed. Wikidata also lists Eduard Tisse, who photographed the film, as a director. Georgi Mdivani wrote it. Yury Biryukov composed the score. Wikidata dates the release 31 October 1946 and the length at 86 minutes.
Themes
Background
The story is set in occupied Yugoslavia and puts Tito, Mihailović, and Rommel on the same bill of characters.
Look
Eduard Tisse shot the film.
Music
Yury Biryukov wrote the score.
Preservation
A copy is on Wikimedia Commons under the Russian title.
Notes
- Nikolay Mordvinov plays Slavko Babić. Olga Zhizneva plays Andža. Vsevolod Sanayev plays Aleksey Gubanov.
- The Russian title is В горах Югославии.
- A copy is on Wikimedia Commons.
Scenes
- Bersenev's Tito is set against Stupica's Rommel and Afrić's Mihailović.
Also available
- Wikimedia Commons (В горах Югославии)
