Falling in the Paradise
(2004)
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Falling in the Paradise
(2004)
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| Lazar Ristovski | ... |
Ljubisa Kundacina
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| Branka Katic | ... |
Dusica Kundacina
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Simon Lyndon | ... |
Johnatan Schumacher
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Olivera Markovic | ... |
Ljubisina majka
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Jovana Milanovic | ... |
Daca
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Nikola Pejakovic | ... |
Stratimirovic
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| Luca Kahn | ... |
Tip
(as Igor Jokanovic)
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Steve Agnew | ... |
NATO officer
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Ljubomir Bandovic | ... |
Siledzija 3
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Goran Danicic | ... |
Siledzija 2
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Bogdan Diklic | ... |
Portir u pozoristu
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Predrag Ejdus | ... |
Taksista
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Nebojsa Ljubisic | ... |
Komandir straze
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Tim Marshall |
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Zoran Miljkovic | ... |
Panajotovic
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The film has its moments, as it details the misadventures of a Serbian black market king, his family, and the American navigator who they shot down and captured during the NATO 1999 bombing of Serbia. A great scenario, and plenty of small little absurdities that amuse for a moment or two, but nothing all that impressive or challenging. Near the end, the film takes a sentimental turn, to its detriment. It is most enjoyable when its humor is dark, bizarre, and exaggerated. Also expect the now standard Serb stereotypes: wild, trigger-happy, madmen criminals abound here. Worth a watch -- there are some nice laughs to be had and scenes to be remembered -- but not great praise.