with a sledgehammer, including Vera, as they stand in the water. The fighters shoot those that are left as Guy witnesses the slaughter from inside the boat but can do nothing without giving himself and the child away. He smothers the baby in order to keep her quiet as the soldiers prepare to leave. She stops breathing but is soon resuscitated by Guy. Guy eventually makes his way onto a bus that takes him and the baby to Split where he leaves Vera's baby in an unattended Red Cross vehicle and writes the name "Vera" on a paper before walking to a pier, throwing his rifle and scope in the water and collapsing on a bench. A woman who was on the bus with him approaches him, carrying the girl and offering help. When she asks if the baby is his, Guy replies that she is and the woman promises to take them both to a hospital. Cast Dennis Quaid as Joshua Rose / Guy Nataša Ninković as Vera Stellan Skarsgård as Peter Dominic Nastassja Kinski as Maria Rose Sergej Trifunović as Goran Pascal Rollin as Paris Priest Catlin Foster as Christian John Maclaren as Colonel Irfan Mensur as Drill Sergeant Ljiljana Krstić as Old Lady Sanja Zogović as Girl On Bridge Kosta Andrejević as Boy on Bridge Veljko Otašević as Orthodox Priest Marina Bukvički as Muslim Girl Dušan Perković as Uncle Ratko Svetozar Cvetković as Croat Officer Josif Tatić as Croat Executioner Reviews On review aggregation website Rotten Tomatoes, Savior currently has a 56% "Rotten" rating based on nine reviews, with an average rating of 6.6/10. Film critic Roger Ebert gave the film three and a half stars out of a possible four, stating that "Savior is a brutally honest war film that looks unblinkingly at how hate and prejudice can pose as patriotism." Music The musical arrangements were orchestrated by David Robbins. Choral arrangements were conducted by Gil Robbins and featured the choir of Radio Television of Serbia and the Belgrade Symphony Orchestra. The film featured several traditional regional folk songs, such as Zajdi, zajdi, Uspavanka (sang as a lullaby), and Rasti, rasti, moj zeleni bore (all used as the theme and in the credits). References External links Review and background information about the events that inspired the movie. Other perspectives on the movie. 1990s political films 1990s war drama films 1998 films American war drama films Anti-war