Cabaret Balkan

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Click here to show this review. This was exceptionally a great involving fillm which I found not only been a drama because there had been alot of violence here but the acting was great. I was told it was the very first film filmed in Yugoslavia. I think that the actual idea of Balkans (the person who wrote this film) had been criticiized. It's notions of the country as part of some senseless cabaret Balkan. War & isolation might have hindered but it left directors with plenty to meditate having this kind of film as marked by its violence, fear and a bloody rage. This was more or less outwardly a jingustic piece of cinema. Said found The acting here not bad as I had heard that it cashed in towards societys prejudices and fears which I found to have to make it the success as it was. The plot had a concern about a young Serviant girl who had fallen in love with an italian who had taken her to be at the beginning a very lavishly romantic world of Japanese restaurants, expensive gifts and had luxurious apartments. She had thought that she began to find happiness and later in her life she had other feelings by leaving her to be having a double life. This generous and warm man had turned out to be a ruthles Albanian terrorist-code-named as the Hornet. It was interesting though this was not to be a tale of love which tuned out to be a thin illusion. As he had fears the secret had been discovered. The affair had developed from a nervous kind of relationship. It had showed here in this film that was descended into a well paced. It had to me ultimated driven by thenotion that the only way in a criminal society is to turn criminal yourself. It had pointed out that robbing is not considered a crime. Altough the message here in this film had delivered with a more than light dose of irony. There had been as far as I had been concern an inscapable of admiration which probably had made this film to attract viewers like myself. I am pretty sure the one who wrote this film had seen this kind of thing happening in reality as I found it to be realistic.