Will you bite the bullet or believe us that this is not a William Castle style campaign or like when Hitch asked everyone not to say that Janet Leigh died in the shower in Psycho? If we told you that it is true that in some cinemas they closed the popcorn and nachos stand because people were being sick after seeing The Serbian Film and trashed the place? Or that the British censor demanded that Film4 FrightFest made 49 cuts (4 minutes) if they wanted to show it (remember that they also banned A Clockwork Orange). Our colleagues at F4FF refused to make the cuts for which we honour them. And if we mentioned that the fact that the rush to download it over the internet it is all part of the show? That some people also say it鈥檚 not worth making such a fuss over? But that the film (with a portentous, stirring soundtrack) is sick and putrid (within its celluloid scope) is the absolute truth? Oh yes and it鈥檚 a political film. Europe and the Balkan War created, we believe, the atmosphere for A Serbian Film.
Serbia, 2009
Direcci贸n: Srdjan Spasojevi膰
Producci贸n: Srdjan Spasojevi膰 / Contrafilm
Gui贸n: Aleksandar Radivojevi膰, Srdjan Spasojevi膰
Fotograf铆a: Nemanja Jovanov
M煤sica: Sky Wikluh
Montaje: Darko Simi膰
Int茅rpretes: Srdjan Todorovi膰, Sergej Trifunovi膰, Jelena Gavrilovi膰, Katarina 沤uti膰, Slobodan Be拧ti膰
Duraci贸n: 104 minutos
Contacto:
Jinga Films
Tf.: 44 20 72 87 05 50
info@contrafilm.net
www.jingafilms.com
2010 - Semana de Cine Fantástico y de Terror. Unidad de Cine.
Donostia Kultura. Teatro Victoria Eugenia. Reina Regente 8, 4. 20003 Donostia - San Sebastián
Tel.: (34) 943 48 11 57/97 - Fax: (34) 943 43 06 21 E-mail: cinema_cinema@donostia.org