
Diocles
History · Drama · Romance
Overview
Through both personal and political conflicts, the film tells the story of emperor Diocletian's rise to power and his complicated place in ancient Rome's court politics.
Top Cast


Amar Bukvić
Amar Bukvić
Diocles / Diocletian
Amar Bukvić
Diocles / Diocletian


Nataša Janjić Medančić
Nataša Janjić Medančić
Prisca
Nataša Janjić Medančić
Prisca


Slavko Sobin
Slavko Sobin
Maximian
Slavko Sobin
Maximian


Marko Cindrić
Marko Cindrić
Carinus
Marko Cindrić
Carinus


Krešimir Mikić
Krešimir Mikić
Lucius Flavius
Krešimir Mikić
Lucius Flavius


Marinko Prga
Marinko Prga
Retired war veteran
Marinko Prga
Retired war veteran
Dragan Despot
Dragan Despot
Proculus
Dragan Despot
Proculus


Anja Šovagović-Despot
Anja Šovagović-Despot
Anja Šovagović-Despot
Jerko Marčić
Jerko Marčić
Jerko Marčić
Robert Kurbaša
Robert Kurbaša
Robert Kurbaša
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