Still, Otac faced its problems when it comes to believability in some very strange sequences. Living in this country myself, I found that element incredibly realistic and relatable. Not only do they showcase just how utterly terrible the administration in this country is, but they also depict the brutish, arrogant and even savage behavior exhibited from those people who are in power.
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Probably the biggest strength of the movie thematically speaking is the one that most do not talk about and that is the portrayal of authority. Also, that scene with the dog was grounded in reality and soul-crushing. Sometimes, the movie was over-the-top in its portrayal of horrible, selfish people lacking any emotion, but at least they countered that with some very beautiful instances of empathy, such as that man one who brings food to the protagonist. The opening is so atrocious, but also unexpected and truly terrific that the rest of the movie never quite caught up with that great first sequence.īut going back to the themes, the film besides poverty also explores the lack of human empathy. I am not just talking about poverty, which is here obviously heartbreaking to witness with that opening in particular being horrifying. Most of those dramatic elements worked as the movie for the most part depicted the problems of Serbia in a realistic, tragic manner.
This is a difficult watch as it deals with so many harsh realities and uncomfortable truths that plague Serbian society and that make living in this country a true daunting task. His children are then taken away and he starts a long trek toward Belgrade on foot to seek legal justice and bring his children back. Once his family reaches poverty, the mother sets herself on fire and ends up in the hospital. “ My children must know I fought for them “
It’s a flawed, but overall surprisingly solid Serbian drama. Otac (Father) is a 2020 Serbian drama film directed by Srdjan Golubovic and starring Goran Bogdan.
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