Cast
- Branko Đurić - Čiki
- Rene Bitorajac - Nino
- Filip Šovagović - Cera
- Georges Siatidis - Sergeant Marchand
- Serge-Henri Valcke - Captain Dubois
- Sacha Kremer - Michel
- Alain Eloy - Pierre
- Mustafa Nadarević - Older Serbian soldier
- Bogdan Diklić - Serbian officer
- Simon Callow - Colonel Soft
- Katrin Cartlidge - Jane Livingstone, journalist
- Tanja Ribič - Martha
- Branko Zavrsan - German deminer
- Đuro Utješanović - Bosniak guide
- Mirza Tanović - Bosniak officer
- Boro Stjepanović - Bosniak soldier
- Almir Kurt - Bosniak soldier
- Ratko Ristić - Bosniak soldier
- Peter Sedmak - Bosniak soldier
- Saša Petrović - Bosniak soldier (credited as Aleksandar Petrović)
- Boris Cindrić - Miralem
- Danijel Smon - Serbian officer #2
- Peter Prikratki - Serbian soldier
- Primož Ranik - Cameraman
- Jure Plesec - Mark
- Gordon Wilson - John
- Maëlys De Rudder - Olivia
- Alan Fairairn - Bill
- Michel Obenga - UNPROFOR soldier
- Rok Strehovec - UNPROFOR soldier
- Zvone Hribar - Journalist
- Ales Valic - Journalist
- Fred M. Liss - Journalist
- Franc Jakob Rac - Journalist
- Predrag Brestovac - Rambo
- Tadej Troha - Young Bosniak soldier
- Primož Petkovsek - Serbian lieutenant (barricade)
- Janez Habic - Serbian soldier (barricade)
- Matej Bizjak - Boy accordionist
- Marinko Prga - Serbian soldier
- Darjan Gorela - Serbian soldier
- Srečko Dzumber - Serbian soldier
- Uroš Tatomir - Serbian sergeant
- Matej Recer - Bosniak officer (barricade)
- Matija Bulatovic - Bosniak soldier (barricade)
- Uros Furst - Bosniak soldier (barricade)
- Radovan Karadžić - Himself (with François Mitterrand) (archive footage) (uncredited)
- François Mitterrand - Himself (with Karadžić) (archive footage) (uncredited)
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