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Heart Felt and Obvious moreCast
(Credited cast) | Andrija Nikcevic | ||
| Nikola Rakocevic | ||
| Tim Williams | ||
| Danica Ristovski | ||
| Branislav Platisa | ||
| Bojana Zecevic |
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This short subject about the effect on war -- or perhaps on non-war -- on the lives of people who have little to do with the decisions, is very well told, with decent performances -- so far as I, can judge since I know no Serbian -- and some beautiful shots -- the final shot of Milan walking through the grass is quite beautiful.
The film is, of course, far too short to make any subtle points and, insofar as responsibility for the entire mess is assessed, is laid completely at the feet of NATO. Quite possibly I am expecting too much depth and insight in a short film, but errors of brevity, when it comes to issues like these, are as dangerous as any other.