A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Featuring:
Dejan Brakocevic, Saso Dukic, Sara Gorse
Written by:
Uros Gracar
Directed by:
Uros Gracar
Release Date:
November 27, 2010
Original Title:
Razpotje
Genres:
Drama
Production Countries:
Slovenia
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 63
Two boys take different life paths.
I first saw this "almost" feature film in a theater in Novo Mesto, Uro? Gracar the director was hosting the projection. I saw this kid as really proud of his film, but I need digress. The film starts promising, as a really simple youth film about drugs and fall of a good promising student. But then it starts going downhill really fast, and I mean really fast. Razpotje shows it's true colors as a mafia thriller with no substance and the story is nowhere to exist after fifteen minutes in the film. It becomes a very bad movie after the mafia "story" kicks in, it drags so much I tried to get out of my seat, but I wanted to stay to see the ending and I was really disappointed. I hope Uro? Gracar will return with a better feature film next time, and he needs to left behind those mafia story lines, and tries to cast better actors, they are sleepy, tired or they just don't try to act, even Saso Dzukic who is well known in our country is really horrible with his screaming like an old lady, he was a really bad choice to cast him as a mafia boss.
Director:
Uroš Gračar
Writer:
Uroš Gračar
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