The Wounds
(1998)
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The Wounds
(1998)
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Dusan Pekic | ... |
Pinki
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Milan Maric | ... |
Svaba
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Dragan Bjelogrlic | ... |
Kure
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| Branka Katic | ... |
Suzana
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| Predrag Manojlovic | ... |
Stojan
(as Miki Manojlovic)
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Gorica Popovic | ... |
Nevenka
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Vesna Trivalic | ... |
Lidija
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Andreja Jovanovic | ... |
Dijabola
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| Nikola Kojo | ... |
Biber
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Zorka Manojlovic | ... |
Svabina baka
(as Zora Manojlovic)
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Danilo 'Bata' Stojkovic | ... |
Komsija
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Danica Maksimovic | ... |
Ninana
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Radoslav Milenkovic | ... |
Inspektor
(as Rale Milenkovic)
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Nikola Pejakovic | ... |
Kafedzija
(as Nidzo Pejakovic)
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Milorad Mandic | ... |
Bilder
(as Milorad Mandic-Manda)
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This film follows two Belgrade youths on their rise to gangster legends in a decaying society.
Dark, bleak, hopeless, harsh, uncompromising, periodically injected with black humor, but overall quite powerful - Srdjan Dragojevic's follow-up to "Pretty Village, Pretty Flame," weaves a tragic coming of age story in Yugoslav capital Belgrade during the turbulent 90's with all the sharp cultural, social, political references and critique one could ask for. This film actually fits more along the lines of "Cabaret Balkan," except that "Rane" has this gangster twist to it. Among the supporting actors I noticed a lot of familiar faces such as Miki Manojlovic, Dragan Bjelogrlic, Branca Katic, Nikola Kojo, who you may be familiar with from films like "Underground," "Black Cat, White Cat," above mentioned "Pretty Village, Pretty Flame" and "Cabaret Balkan" and such. Definitely recommended if you are interested in Serbia/Yugoslavia or Serbian film making.