#A SERBIAN FILM FULL UNCUT MOVIE MOVIE#

It is a complex tale of perversion that speaks of art, taste, and taboos in general. The fact that the A Serbian Film was competently made speaks volumes as to why festivals took note of it, helping it to gain notoriety in the process.

#A SERBIAN FILM FULL UNCUT MOVIE MOVIE#

If the movie had a smaller budget, no one would bother with it. In every way, A Serbian Film is one of those films. There are movies that set out to shock and go so far as to make the viewer marinate in their murk. Taboos are broken regularly, yet a select few cinematic outings go further than just, say, killing a dog when every other movie wouldn't dare. They ebb and flow depending on societal changes - and sometimes become a mockery of themselves.

The difference for me is that I usually dislike films of this nature because of their wantonly exploitative nature serving no narrative purpose that purpose, however, exists in 'A Serbian Film', making it all the more disturbing and relevant.Cinematic taboos are a part of the film language. This is one of those rare pieces of celluloid which will most likely not allow for any neutral point of view, like 'Mondo Can(nibal)e', or Pasolini's 'Salo', or the collected films of Catherine Breillat. Being born in Romania, which has an equal share of ethical bankruptcy, I must admit that if this had been made in Romania, and called 'A Romanian Film', I would be very very mad. That being said, I completely understand why Serbs were outraged at this film. I was in Serbia for a festival last year (prior to this film's release), and cannot help but remember how similar some opinions and stories I heard were to the views expressed in this film. And most important of all: the underlying anger appears to be real. The acting, especially Sergej Trifunovic as psychiatrist-turned-porn producer Vukmir, is nothing short of (disturbingly) wonderful. The technical specs are top-notch for such a limited budget. And yet, 'A Serbian Film' is still unmistakably a piece of art. I would have very much favored an incorporation of the (presumably Western) consumers of the kind of pornography it deals with, for that remains the film's weakest aspect: the social commentary is quite accurate, but not sufficiently explored. the complete and total moral decay of our times. Yes, it's definitely reveling in the very muck it pretends to criticize, i.e. What's very interesting is that apart from some suggestive shots hinting at pedophilia and the extension of the film's most gruesome, unforgettable scene, it's all there, only left to the imagination - leaving me with the question I've come up with whenever confronted with such a case: if censorship leaves certain aspects to the spectator's imagination, isn't the effect even more stimulating? Yes, 'A Serbian Film' undoubtedly runs for the title of the yuckiest film ever. I've written a book and some articles about film censorship, so given the controversy looming around this particular film, and its highly interesting release history in the UK (read wikipedia for more), I got my hands on a pre-release uncensored copy.

A serbian film full uncut movie