A Serbian Film is a paradox. It spends most of the film trying to make the point that society has gone downhill, that society is gratuitous and disgusting and porn obsessed, and yet A Serbian advances these messages by being gratuitous, sensationalist and downright disgusting. The most redeemable factor about this film was the acting of Vukmir Vukmir, although as much as his eccentric personality was interesting to witness, his cause he was advocating was barely convincing. Maybe if he justified what he was doing by giving power to victims, he could have come up with a somewhat convincing cause.
A Serbian Film is gratuitous for the sake of being gratuitous. It's certainly better than most grindhouse films, but unfortunately it lacks any real substance.
A Serbian Film is gratuitous for the sake of being gratuitous. It's certainly better than most grindhouse films, but unfortunately it lacks any real substance.