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Mihajlo Jovanovic | ... |
Marko
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Ana Acimovic | ... |
Una
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Srboljub Milin | ... |
Frantz
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Radivoj Knezevic | ... |
Dzoni
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Predrag Damnjanovic | ... |
Vanja
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Natasa Miljus | ... |
Sofija
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Bojan Zogovic | ... |
Dragan
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Ivan Djordjevic | ... |
Ceca
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Srdjan Jovanovic | ... |
Maks
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Aleksandar Gligoric | ... |
Rade
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Mariana Arandjelovic | ... |
Darinka
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Srdjan Miletic | ... |
Cane
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Dragan Djordjevic | ... |
Policeman Strahinja
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Nemanja Rasovic | ... |
Mladic, First Victim
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Jovo Maksic | ... |
War Veteran, the Second Victim
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Young director Marko, after several unsuccessful attempts to shoot his first feature film, makes an acquaintance with a porn director Cane and starts making films with him, showing his anger towards the society he lives in. After the conflict with Cane he starts his own porn cabaret club in which the socio-political shows are frequently performed. He gathers porn stars around himself. Gay couple Johnny and Max, a transvestite Ceca, junkies Rade and Darinka and others. However, Cane's brother who is a policeman interrupts a premiere, the press destroys them as well, and Marko decides he should leave Belgrade and have a tour around Serbia with his crew. Shortly after, series of conflicts happen with the viewers from the villages they visited. On the way, they meet a German journalist Franc, who is fascinated with Balkan. Franc suggests Marko to make films with the authentic scenes of sex and violence for him, with the volunteers- victims who did not care for their lives. Porn gang has a... Written by dekapitator
I've just watched it...and I've never been so close to being stunned by a movie. So forgive me if I'm being incoherent. There are many movies that try to be deep, smart...They mostly end up being pretentious. Or you're left with something you're sure not even the filmmaker knows what's it about. They try to be philosophical, but get tangled in it. This movie is simple, very simple. Others want to trick you. They play with your senses for their gain, to achieve their goal. They try to impress you, shock you, make you cry...More often than not, it comes off cheap. This movie uses no tricks. This movie is...what it is. You have to deal with it. You can't discard it, or laugh it off and ignore it, it's too sincere. It enters you and you believe it. You become part of it. You're one of them. You're there, with the gang, standing around the victim, behind Vanja who is filming it all with his camera. And you're scared. Of yourself.