Thriller
Duration
104 Mins
Country
Serbia
Year of Production
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Director
Srdjan Spasojevic
Producers
Nikola Pantelic
Cast
Srdjan Todorovic (Black Cat, White Cat)
Sergej Trifunovic (War Inc)
Jelena Gavrilovic
Katarina Zutic
A Serbian Film is a brilliant movie. The very best film that I saw at SXSW 2010
“‘A Day of Violence’ is a rousing, sickening success” Fangoria
“Will leave you shell-shocked by the violence” Shock Horror
The most talked about film of 2010 with its controversial blend of stylish and shocking imagery.
Milos, a retired porn star struggles to provide for his family. A call from a former colleague Layla, will change everything. Aware of his financial problems, she introduces Milos to Vukmir – a mysterious and politically powerful figure in the pornographic business. A leading role in Vukmir’s new production will provide financial support to Milos and his family for the rest of their lives. Milos is drawn into a maelstrom of unbeleivable cruelty and mayhem devised by his employer. Vukmir and his cohorts will stop at nothing to complete their vision. In order to escape the living hell he’s put into, and save his family, Milos will have to sacrifice everything – his pride, morality, sanity and maybe even his life.
“Forget Irréversible, forsake Martyrs, and spit on Antichrist. A Serbian Film is a horrifying political allegory wrapped up in some of the most perturbing scenes ever caught on camera” Richard Whittaker, Austin Chronicle
A Serbian Film is so much more than the very little “over the top” imagery that it contains