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Credited cast: | |||
Lazar Ristovski | ... | Ljubisa Kundacina | |
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 Milovanovic | ... | Daca (as Jovana Milanovic) |
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Nikola Pejakovic | ... | Stratimirovic |
Luca Kahn | ... | Tip | |
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Branislav Fistric | ... | Guy 4 - Coffee Shop |
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Tim Marshall | ... | Reporter Bill |
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Ana Sofrenovic | ... | TV Announcer - English language school |
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Miodrag Popov | ... | Reporter TV Belgrade - American Embassy |
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Lidija Pletl | ... | Reporter TV Belgrade - Awacs crash |
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Steve Agnew | ... | UN Officer |
Jelena Stupljanin | ... | Ceca | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Ljubomir Bandovic | ... | Siledzija 3 |
A half-mad patriot who shot Avax from the roof of his house captures its American pilot during NATO bombing of Yugoslavia in 1999. The hostage gets romantically involved with his sister while unsuccessfully trying to escape.
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.