Names in Marble
01/11/2002
Despite peaceful speeches, the army of the Soviet Russian is attacking Estonia, and the country's government is declaring a mobilization for all. Henn Ahas, the son of a poor family, hesitates to go to war.
Movie Information
Priit Võigemast
as Henn Ahas
Indrek Sammul
as Ants Ahas
Hele Kõrve
as Marta
Alo Kõrve
as Käsper
Ott Aardam
as Kohlapuu
Karol Kuntsel
as Martinson
Anti Reinthal
as Tääker
Ott Sepp
as Mugur
Mart Toome
as Miljan
Argo Aadli
as Konsap
Bert Raudsep
as Käämer
Jaan Tätte
as Captain
Hannes Kaljujärv
as Head of the Militia Brigade
Peter Franzén
as Sulo Kallio
Guido Kangur
as Karakull
Martin Veinmann
as Battalion Commander
Arved Alas
as
Rudolf Allabert
as
Ago Anderson
as
Märt Avandi
as
Mikko Fritze
as German Officer
Lin Jia
as
Tanel Jonas
as
Rasmus Kaljujärv
as
Kalju Kivi
as Locomotive Driver
Väino Laes
as Red Patrolman at the Train Station
Kadri Lepp
as Girl in the Manor
Tarmo Lillemets
as
Raivo Lumiste
as
Karin Rask
as Girl in the Manor
Marje Metsur
as Woman at the Train Station
Laura Nõlvak
as Girl in the Manor
Elmo Nüganen
as Armored Train Commander
Indrek Ojari
as Reinok
Evelin Võigemast
as Marta's Friend
Nikolai Rand
as
Anne Reemann
as Woman in the Manor
Dmitri Reitman
as
Aarne Ristikivi
as
Riina Roose
as
Kristjan Sarv
as
Janek Shirikov
as
Valter Soosalu
as
Michael Stahlnut
as
Kaido Tamberg
as
Elisabet Reinsalu
as Girl in the Manor
Jaak Prints
as
Carita Vaikjärv
as Girl in the Manor
Raivo Vaikla
as
Helene Vannari
as
