All the Invisible Children (2006)
Seven short films - each one focused on the plight of a different child protagonist.
Top billed cast
Adama BilaTanza (segment "Tanza")- Elysée RouambaKali (segment "Tanza")
- Rodrigue OuattaraChief (segment "Tanza")
- Uroš MilovanovićUros (segment "Blue Gypsy")
- Dragan 'Kiki' ZurovacThe Guard (segment "Blue Gypsy")
- Vladan MilojevićThe Director (segment "Blue Gypsy")
- Goran R. VračarUros' Father (segment "Blue Gypsy")
- Mihona VasićUros' Mother (segment "Blue Gypsy")
- Dušan KrivecPoliceman Chasing Uros (segment "Blue Gypsy")
Hannah HodsonBlanca (segment "Jesus Children of America")
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