Archive for the ‘Serbian’ Category
November 21st, 2008 | 
Author: James
Author: James
[photopress:Trap.jpg,thumb,alignleft] Life is cheap
Srdan Golubović, director of the critically acclaimed Apsolutnih sto (Absolute Hundred) (2001), here turns his attention to a prosaic, personal nightmare that asks the question: How much is any person’s life worth?
Adapted by Melina Pota Koljevic and Srdjan Koljevic from Nenad Teofilovic’s novel, The Trap is set in modern-day Serbia, post Milosevic. Mladen (Nebojsa Glogovac) is an honest construction businessman struggling to make ends meet – corruption and theft are endemic in both his profession and the country as a whole, but he has the support of his loving wife Marija (Natasa Ninkovic) and his young son Nemanja (Marko Djurovic), whom he adores, to fall back on.
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