Horseman

Horseman (Croatian: Konjanik) is a 2003 Croatian historical drama directed by Branko Ivanda, adapted from Ivan Aralica's 1971 novel of the same name. The film runs about 136 minutes.

The story unfolds in the early 18th century on the border between Bosnia and Dalmatia, where the Ottoman Empire and the Republic of Venice met. It follows the region's native Croats as they try to survive between two empires and two faiths, Catholicism and Islam. At the center is Petar Revač, a Croatian mercenary who repeatedly changes sides between the rival powers; the role is played by Nikša Kušelj. The cast also includes Zrinka Cvitešić and Goran Grgić in leading parts, alongside Zijah Sokolović and Dejan Aćimović.