The Two Orphans (1919)
Early Croatian film adaptation of the play "The Two Orphans", a five-act melodrama set during French Revolution.
Top billed cast
- August Cilić
- Alfred Grünhut
- Zorka Grund
- Josip Horvat
- Ivan Mirjev
- Josip Pavić
- Franja Sotošek
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