
Rock and Splinters
Drama · War
Overview
During World War II three best friends are mobilized into the Waffen-SS Latvian Legion. Years later their fates continue to intertwine, as memories of war loom in back of their minds.
Top Cast


Eduards Pavuls
Eduards Pavuls
Ričards
Eduards Pavuls
Ričards


Antra Liedskalniņa
Antra Liedskalniņa
Antra
Antra Liedskalniņa
Antra


Harijs Liepiņš
Harijs Liepiņš
Jānis
Harijs Liepiņš
Jānis


Uldis Pūcītis
Uldis Pūcītis
Alfons
Uldis Pūcītis
Alfons


Pauls Butkevics
Pauls Butkevics
Zigis
Pauls Butkevics
Zigis


Juris Plavins
Juris Plavins
Juris Plavins
Broņus Babkausks
Broņus Babkausks
Broņus Babkausks


Hermanis Vazdiks
Hermanis Vazdiks
Hermanis Vazdiks
Edgars Mucenieks
Edgars Mucenieks
Edgars Mucenieks


Eduards Plataiskalns
Eduards Plataiskalns
Eduards Plataiskalns
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