Serbian Film, A ( Srpski film ) Movie Information

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Overall Rank: 17371

Average Rating: 2.2/4

# of Ratings: 24

Theatrical Release Date: 03/15/2010

Blu-ray/DVD Release Date: 10/25/2011

Language: Serbian

Genre: Horror, Thriller

MPAA Rating: NR

Director: Srdjan Spasojevic

Actors: Sergej Trifunovic, Srdjan Todorovic, Ana Sakic, Katarina Zutic, Lena Bogdanovic, Jelena Gavrilovic

Plot: A retired adult film star trying to support his family in Serbia gets a call from a former colleague, Layla, who is aware of his financial troubles. He is introduced to Vukmir - a powerful, mysterious figure who offers him enough money to set him for life to star in a new film - but the catch is he is not allowed to know anything about the movie. He soon realizes this is no ordinary adult film and it may cost him everything. -- Chris Kavan

Chris Kavan - wrote on 11/02/2011

A film that doesn't just push the boundaries, it barrels through them on a truck filled with dynamite and nitroglycerin. Grotesque, disturbing, provocative, vile - the less you know going in, the better. If you have an iron stomach and an open mind, take the plunge, but be forewarned, it won't be pleasant but it will be unforgettable.

A venge
Aspiring Actor

A Vile Film

A venge - wrote on 05/05/2026

A rancid film. Showing the weakest of the weak being abused! There's no need to intellectualize and go further than that, to understand that this is TRASH. Oh yes, it can be philosophically interesting. When Vukmir is speaking about flesh and soul of a victim being transmitted live to the world who has lost all that. To a world who has lost its humanity, it certainly means that! Yes, it seems quite clearly, the film recognize the viewers as monsters! Think about it! So there's that interesting aspect of the movie. We should question our humanity when we are pushed to see such a circus! One click on the internet, and we are here, being presented with the most miserable videos in the world, but really, aren't we guilty too for wanting to watch such things?

Goombs
Rising Star

Spielberg Missed This Script

Goombs - wrote on 02/19/2014

I have seen most if not all of the "most disturbing films ever made" that populate numerous lists on the web. Caligula, Irreversible, Salo, Cannibal Holocaust, Titticut Follies, August Underground, Baise-Moi, Martyrs, Gigli, et cetera et cetera. A Serbian Film in my opinion can never be topped in way of pure repulsion. It left me slack jawed the first 5 times I watched it. Talk about pushing art to the edge of reason. It contains just about every taboo known to common man. Rape, necrophilia, pedophilia, incest dominate the landscape in this perfect film. Many people claim it is a political or social commentary. I view it for the sick, twisted, humanity depraved piece of work it is. Like Salo or August Underground, this film must be viewed at least once in any cinephiles life.