Bomb at 10:10

In Bomb at 10:10, an American pilot forms an alliance with Yugoslav partisans after escaping captivity. As he plans to return to Allied lines, he learns about a plot to assassinate the camp commander and decides to join in, driven by a desire for revenge. The film features a runtime of 83 minutes and incorporates themes of warfare, camaraderie, and sacrifice.

Released during the 1960s, Bomb at 10:10 reflects the era's interest in war narratives and character-driven dramas. The film showcases performances from a diverse cast, including George Montgomery, Rada Đuričin, and Branko Pleša. Collectors may find the film appealing due to its historical context and portrayal of military conflict, as well as its connection to the Yugoslav cinematic landscape of the time.