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Modern
Serbian cinema struggles hard to compete with the other European
cinematographies due to lack of money, as well as some extensive corruption and
misplaced funding by the state.
Even
so, every couple of years, a bright star shines across the Serbian film sky,
offering us some truly remarkable dramatic achievements. One of those flicks is
yet another great movie by Srdan Golubovic, ”Circles” (other being ''The Trap''),
heart chilling war story about the tragedy prevented that led to another tragedy
and all of its consequences for the people involved.
Camera
and directing are at the level of the more developed film industries in Europe,
followed by very well balanced casting. Aleksandar Bercek is simply flawless,
backed up by reliable Nebojsa Glogovac andn Leon Lucev, while the much appraised
young Nikola Rakocevic falls behind the rest of the cast.
As for
the flaws, the major would be too sudden and sketchy ending, undeserved by such
a quality developed story and characters.
Overall,
”Circles” represent one of the best European indie dramas in 2013, as well as
the best Serbian movie in this decade.
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