Warriors (Peacekeepers) (1999)

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The ambitious two-part British miniseries Warriors (aka Peacekeepers) managed to put a human face on the war in Bosnia, and also raised several provocative questions concerning the U.K.'s controversial participation in the conflict. By focusing on a select group of soldiers and their families, the… More The ambitious two-part British miniseries Warriors (aka Peacekeepers) managed to put a human face on the war in Bosnia, and also raised several provocative questions concerning the U.K.'s controversial participation in the conflict. By focusing on a select group of soldiers and their families, the production analyzed the troops' effectiveness in the bloody campaign, and whether or not it was worth the sacrifice. In Citizen Kane fashion, the story began with the British battlefield involvement itself, then flashed back to the events leading up to the conflict -- and flash-forwarded to the aftermath. When originally telecast in Britain on November 20 and 21, 1999, Warriors was followed by a live debate over the issues touched upon in the film. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Rating, Runtime: Unrated, 2 hr. 7 min.
Directed By: Peter Kosminsky
Genres: Drama, Television

In Theaters: Nov 29, 1999 Wide

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Cast

            Matthew MacFadyen as Pvt. Alan James

            Cal Macaninch as Sgt. Andre Sochanik

            Damian Lewis as Lt. Neil Loughery

            Shaun Dooley as Pvt. John Hookway

            Tom Ward as Capt. Richard Gurney

            Miki Avdic as Admir Alisic

            Pedja Bjelac as Naser Zec

            Darren Morfitt as Pvt. Peter Skeet

            Eithne Browne as Gloria Skeet

            Elizabeth Lovelady as Sandra Skeet

            Vincent MaGuire as Mr. Skeet

            Steve Chaplin as Pvt. Tommo Redmond

            Greg Chisholm as Pvt. Martin Rook

            Tony Broughton as Old Sochanik

            Deirdre Doone as Mrs. Sochanik

            Nives Frenjo as Hajra Zec

            Ina Gogalove as Hanka

            Ioan Gruffudd as Lt. John Feeley

            Branka Katic as Almira Zec

            Suzanne Maddock as June

            Linzi Matthews as Cheryl

            Jodhi May as Emma

            Ifan Meredith as Lt. Jonathan Engel

            Fiona Mollison as Mrs. Loughery

            Joanne Reilly as Judy

            Joe Renton as Cpl. Gary Sprague

            Sheyla Shehovich as Minka

            Simon Shepherd as Maj. "Brick" Stone

            Jasmina Sijercic as Aida

            Mirsad Tuka as Emir Alisic

            Carsten Voigt as Rik Langrubber

            Pauline Yates as Gran
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