#A serbian film full plot movie

He doesn't exude the faintest whiff of sleaze.Īs Vukmir Vukmir, Sergej Trifunovic has a subtle malice masked by a high level of sophistication. He may be Serbia's most legendary porn star, but he's also the only one with a university degree. It's a performance no American actor of any stature would dare attempt. Milos, played by Srdjan Todorovic looks a bit like Mark Wahlberg gone to hell, but has a weariness in his face more in common with Clint Eastwood in his later films. The viewer is assaulted by sound and vision and though it's awful, it's also undeniably thrilling to experience a film that is so sure-handed while operating so far outside the bounds of anything acceptable. Milos has no pretensions that any of this is true, but the money is too good to pass up and he signs the contract.ĭirector/co-writer Srdjan Spasojevic starts laying a sense of dread for where he's taking us early on, aided by the most effective soundtrack (by Sky Wikluh) for a film I've heard since, well, 'Requiem for a Dream.' By the film's conclusion, it's almost physically uncomfortable to experience. It's Vukmir's film, but he insists he can't make it unless he has Milos in it, whom he considers an artist that no one understands. It's to be shot live, and broadcast outside of the country to well-heeled connoisseurs of the director's unique vision. Why would he pay him money like this to make porn? Things become even more dubious to Milos when the director insists Milos agree beforehand to not know what he's going to do in the film. The catch is that Milos, who used to make his own films, doubts Vukmir's intentions from the get go. Milos is offered a ton of money to star in an 'artistic' porn film to be directed by the fawning yet mysterious Vukmir Vukmir. The plot centers around Milos, a retired porn star now living a relatively mundane life with his gorgeous wife and their young son.

It also has some of the great music from the film and gives an idea of what it's like. It contains nudity, explicit sex and scenes of blood and violence. Do not even think about watching this at work or with kids around. Here is the Red-Band Trailer for the film. It's also an incredibly well-made, stunning film that makes Gaspar Noe's attempts at a cinema of endurance look like Tim Burton. premiere there in March- know that it's well-deserved. įirst of all, if you've read of the film's notoriety- it's banned in Serbia and prompted numerous walk-outs at SXSW when it made its U.S. More than two hours later, I'm still trying to come up with adjectives to describe how 'A Serbian Film' made me feel- and think.

#A serbian film full plot movie

The last time I walked out of a movie theater so stunned by what I had just seen was when I saw 'Requiem for a Dream' which left me feeling beat-up after it was over. 'Srpski Film' ('A Serbian Film') may just be the best movie I've seen in the past 10 years.