Dreadfully Boring

I am only giving this movie a 1 for the great cast, though I can't imagine what any of them were thinking. This movie was horrible

It really made me laugh, but for some moments I was tearing up because I could relate so much.

This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.

This film follows almost 100 years of geopolitical fight in what used to be former Yugoslavia.Since that country was created on December 1, 1918 geopolitical fight for territory and power started and it is still present today.This film follows that pattern and it is based on a novel by Vuk Draskovic, Serb novelist and politician.I am not very fond of this film, simply because we who live on the territory of what used to be Yugoslavia are mostly sick and tired of that geopolitical religious crap. So I will just throw this film into the waste bin and try to forget all about it.If you are interested in the former Yugoslavia this is a film for you, otherwise skip it.

The story in this film really depicts the main reason and cause of the breakup of the former Yugoslavia. The movie may have it's roots in depicting historic issues between ethnic and religious conflict as "one sided" but it also has historic basis and fact that can be researched and validated. To call it Serbian propaganda is utter rubbish and based on little fact other than media bias that is used by the previous reviewer to his own end. The author of the book (Vuk Draskovic) made a valiant attempt to deal with a very sensitive subject that deals with hatred perpetuated for past wrongs that have never been fully exposed or repatriated. The film tries to keep in tune to the book and its true focus and theme - hidden historic wrongs only come back as retaliations and future food for hatred and mistrust.

One of the most powerful films ever made.The story is very true, realistic, convincing, complex and painful.There is very little things to say about it. This is one of the movies after which you can't stop thinking about the story for a very long time.Along with another masterpieces "Pretty Village, Pretty Flame", "The Trap", "The Wounds", "Hadersfild".....Hopefully everyone will have the chance to see "NOZ",because its not just a film, its a HISTORY of a nation.I recommend it to anyone who likes a good film. But don't expect anything in "American" style on this one.

I must say that this is the first real movie about WWII about what really happened in our country. The first movie not about hate but about truth. Showing who are who and that we are all one nation. The movie about forgiveness.But read the book with the same title by Vuk Draskovic and you will...