Posts Tagged ‘Miki Manojlovic’
Author: James
Memory game
What if you lost everything, in an instant, that tethered you to your own existence? That’s exactly what happens to Alex (Carlo Ljubek), when he is involved in a motorway car crash that leaves his parents dead and our protagonist without any memory of who he is, was, or where he’s going.
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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