#What is a serbian film movie

#What is a serbian film movie

I saw the unrated version, and, this truly is the sickest movie I have ever seen!

I do start to hate the Serbian government more, albeit for giving the director the inspiration and state of mind to make such A Serbian Film. A Serbian Film fails at invoking such a complex reaction in the viewer towards itself. It basically means you've succeded with your film if you can get your audience to have such strong emotions while doing such a controversial film which has a premise that will actually keep you from turning off the film because you NEED to know how it ends.

Even though I consider myself having a strong stomach for viewing disgusting stuff, Martyr shook me to the point of angst ridden panic attacks. Now THERE we can speak of symbolism and meaning. I was recently shaken to the bones by the French film Martyrs. And I don't think people will watch it more than once (if they can bear through the whole of it) in hopes of finding a meaning. In A Serbian Film however there is nothing to suggest this is about the Serbian government. At least with Salo we had the juxtaposition of de Sade's injustices and hypocrisy of his society he so elloquently allegorised in 120 Days of Sodom, with Passolini's reimagining of the Republic of Salo run by fascists. The way I see it the director may try to justify it by trying to perhaps post-rationalise a deeper meaning to it.