Fliers of the Open Skies

Synopsis

Fliers of the Open Skies (Letači velikog neba) is a compelling 1977 Yugoslav aviation drama featuring Boris Dvornik in a standout role. Set against the expansive backdrop of the open skies, the film delves into the lives of pilots who navigate not only the challenges of the vast airspace but also the personal and professional dilemmas that arise. It captures the thrill of flying with intense aerial sequences and portrays the camaraderie and tensions among aviators. The narrative weaves themes of courage, freedom, and the human spirit's resilience, making it a vivid tribute to aviation and the era's spirit. This cinematic piece balances action with character-driven storytelling, holding the audience's attention throughout its duration.

Cast

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  Boris Dvornik

  Tomo

• Jasna Ivić

  djevojčica Marija

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  Zvonko Lepetić

  Bačvar

• Ramiz Pašić

  dječak Ante

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  Milan Štrljić

  Vito

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  Zvonimir Torjanac

  Petar

Reviews

Critical reception of Fliers of the Open Skies reveals a generally positive appreciation for its authentic depiction of aviation and strong performances, especially by Boris Dvornik. On IMDb, the film holds a robust rating of 8.4/10, reflecting high audience regard over the years. Reviewers highlight the film's impressive aerial cinematography, noting how it effectively immerses viewers in the experience of flight. For instance, users on IMDb praise the film's

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