The Marathon Family
1982
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Movie is a great comedy, enjoyable, interesting, unpredictable. Best point in a film: characters, then humor itself, story and dialogs. Humor has 'inner development' , rare in Serbian movies. So, it is consequence of characterization, is well motivated, spontaneous and cogent. Also it is sharp, intelligent and lucid.
Who's Singin' Over There?: Directed by Slobodan Sijan. With Pavle Vuisic, Dragan Nikolic, Danilo 'Bata' Stojkovic, Aleksandar Bercek. It's April 5, 1941, somewhere in Serbia.
- (17K)
- Adventure, Comedy, Drama
- Slobodan Sijan
- 1980-06-30
DEM 180,000 [4] Who's Singin' Over There? ( Serbo-Croatian: Ko to tamo peva) is a 1980 Yugoslav film written by Dušan Kovačević and directed by Slobodan Šijan. [3] It is a dark comedy and features an ensemble cast.
Review by Horrible Reviews ★★★★ Who's Singin' Over There? is my third movie from Slobodan Šijan , after The Marathon Family and Strangler Vs. Strangler , which, as I've been told, together forms the unofficial 'trilogy' of the Yugoslavian classic dark comedies.
- (4.4K)
- Centar Film
- Slobodan Šijan
Steve's Priority Watchlist Project A Serbian comedy-drama to kick off the weekend. Maybe I should do this again! The wonkiest road movie possibly ever made. A rickety old bus carries people and, later on, pigs, across a barely tracked countryside, encountering all manner of obstacles along the way. Some amusing, and some distinctly not - such as the approaching conflicts of the second World ...
It's April 5, 1941, somewhere in Serbia. A group of people go on a bus to Belgrade, on a journey that will change their lives forever.
Who’s Singing Over There takes place on the eve of the Germans attacking Serbia. It follows a group of eccentric characters who need to make a long journey by bus. Everyone’s personalities clash, and there are constant obstacles along the way, making it clear that this is always going to be about the journey rather than the destination. And given it’s set at a specific point in 1941 ...
