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It's the most disturbing film I've ever seen, and I don't regret watching it for even a second.

That saying, "Some things you can't unsee" is definitely in full affect here. I saw this at the SF indiefest with a small theater packed with people and left utterly speechless. I have seen everything under the sun when it comes to sick and twisted cinema and this tops it all.

What's insane is that this movie is REALLY well made; Some very impressive camera work, disgustingly sharp and mean spirited dialogue, a believable cast and some serious nailbiter scenes. Oh yeah, it's actually got some laugh out loud moments also, but it never takes you away from that feeling of dread and utter disgust.

As a previous review said, there are about 4 scenes that I will never forget in my life. I saw this about a week ago and every time I see the friends I saw it with the scenes come up in our conversations. There are things put on celluloid that I never, ever thought I would see in a cinema in America(or Europe for that matter).

Go into this with extreme caution and a very open mind.

Be prepared.Be very prepared."A Serbian Film" will make you wanna get up and vomit! 8 out of 10.

I think this movie deserves 0 in vote, because I can't understand how people can call this ART or something like that.
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My last words, I hope and my wish is that this movie will get banned from as many countries as possible and receive a lots of negative critics

If you read this, and if you are sane person - DO NOT WATCH this movie.

But there were a number of points in the apocalyptic final 40 minutes (from the "newborn porn" scene onwards) that literally made my jaw drop, I simply could not believe the audacity of the filmmakers and what they were graphically portraying on screen.

I won't spoil it – despite the best efforts of our fascist censors, anyone with an internet connection is going to be able to see this uncut if they want to and frankly, it's a work of fiction that portrays illegal activity but that doesn't make it in and of itself illegal or harmful, it is quite obviously a film.

Having read up on the film since, it seems the intent was to make a statement about the way that the people of Serbia the country are treated by their government.

FLL wrote:Everything I read of it mentions the young boys and not girls so right there it won't appeal to much of FLM. (Someone who watches correct me if I am wrong.)