Sirius (1975)
Overview
In SIRIUS, a young boy whose most cherished companion is his loyal German shepherd devises his own form of resistance when the Nazis arrest his father, then order the confiscation of local canines, including his pet, to be retrained as attack dogs against the rebellious populace.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | cs |
| Popularity | 0.467 |
Directed By
František Vláčil
Crew
František Vláčil
Milan Jonáš
Zdeňka Stiborová
Jan Stibral
Jan Stibral
Kamil Pixa
Ladislav Fořt
Hana Hovorková
Josef Ryšánek
Jaroslav Krška
Eva Slívová
Marcel Kříž
Jaroslava Adámková
Růžena Bulíčková
Rudolf Buneš
Antonín Štrojsa
Vojtěch Kunčík
Vladimír Prager
Petr Svozílek
František Belfín
Jiří Jeřábek
František Uldrich
Zdeněk Liška
TOP CAST
Michal Vavruša
Frantisek
Jana Hlaváčová
Kalasova
Karel Chromík
Kalas
Vladimír Jedenáctík
Keeper
Bořivoj Navrátil
Gestapo
Karel Hábl
SS Officer
Petr Holcer
NCO Schupo
Georg Pokrovskij
NCO Schupo
Miroslav Pechar
Driver
Ivo Hepner
SS Officer
Jaroslav Toms
SS Officer
Pavel Jiras
Trainman
Milan Rabas
Police Officer
Jan Hrušínský
Village Boy
Milan Jonáš
Engineer
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