A Serbian Film is a 2010 Serbian horror film following a retired porn star who assumes all he will do will lead him to a normal life, but he got dragged into something mysterious.
8 January 1976, Belgrade, Serbia
25 November 1978, Krusevac, Serbia, Yugoslavia
18 January 1983, Belgrade, Serbia, Yugoslavia
27 March 1964, Pancevo, Serbia, Yugoslavia
28 March 1965, Belgrade, Serbia, Yugoslavia
24 October 1972, Belgrade, Serbia, Yugoslavia
16 May 1984, Pancevo, Serbia, Yugoslavia
19 September 1955, Sombor, Serbia, Yugoslavia
29 December 1974, Novi Sad, Serbia, Yugoslavia
2 September 1972, Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Yugoslavia
October 07, 2015
Bottom line is, this film doesn't make any taboo look sexy - not even remotely. If you find it arousing, you are the problem.May 10, 2011
In its histrionic dream logic, the movie says as much about Eastern Europe as Twilight does about the Pacific Northwest. Frankly, you'd be better off self-abusing.December 09, 2010
A sordid welter of sexual sadism, incestuous necrophilia and 'snuff movie' nihilism.May 12, 2011
"A Serbian Film" revels in its sheer inventive awfulness and dares the viewer to find a more serious layer of meaning.November 06, 2016
There exists a hard, bitter audience for the likes of A Serbian Film, one of the most graphic depictions of human suffering I have ever seen committed to the screen. I am not among them.July 02, 2013
True to its state-of-the-nation title, Srdjan Spasojevic's "A Serbian Film" is an electrifying, ithyphallic allegory of a country bestialised, violated, commodified and sold - by its own - down the riverMarch 13, 2013
Fantastic performances from the two leads make for a very powerful film. It's truly a technical achievement on every count and while It may not be for everyone, if you can stomach it, watch it!January 12, 2015
[VIDEO ESSAY] ...Spasojević invites the viewer to compare his made-up pornography of death to the similar underlying nature of capitalism's commercial cinema of the West and its attendant sponsors.August 26, 2015
I admire and detest this film at the same time. And I will never watch it again.October 29, 2011
A Serbian Film has a real point to be made. The sad thing is that it is lost on most people who will be offended to the point of dismissing the movie as trash.May 11, 2011
That the film exists at all is a more cogent commentary on the nation's collective trauma than any of the direct statements or potential metaphors contained within.November 06, 2015
To compliment it as being well-crafted, which it is, doesn't mean much when it's unwatchable.