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Druga strana svega is a movie starring Srbijanka Turajlic, Mila Turajlic, and Mira Boskic. For Serbian filmmaker Mila Turajlic, a locked door in her mother's apartment in Belgrade provides the gateway to both her remarkable family...

Starring: Mila Turajlic, Srbijanka Turajlic, Mladen Kostic, Mira Boskic

Genres: Documentary, Biography

Director: Mila Turajlic

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Documentary, Biography
Director	Mila Turajlic
Writer	Mila Turajlic
Stars	Mila Turajlic, Srbijanka Turajlic, Mladen Kostic, Mira Boskic
Country	Qatar, Hungary, France, Serbia, Germany
Also Known As	Die andere Seite von allem, The Other Side of Everything, L'envers d'une histoire, Po drugiej stronie drzwi, A másik oldal, Die andere Seite von Allem, Kaiken toinen puoli
Runtime	1H 40M
Description	For Serbian filmmaker Mila Turajlic, a locked door in her mother's apartment in Belgrade provides the gateway to both her remarkable family history and her country's tumultuous political inheritance.

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Sunday, 05 Apr 2020 10:55

I went to see this movie with a friend and we were both completely blown away by it. I don't think we've ever seen something so perfectly executed. I feel like I've had a good nights sleep in my life, so well done.

Sunday, 05 Apr 2020 02:53

If you like your documentaries with substance and a lot of detail, this one is for you. It's really quite a good documentary, and there are some great things about it. For example, how is it possible for the U.S. to destroy the rain forest, as well as the rain forests of the world, which is one of the largest sources of food for the world? These are just a few examples. I recommend this film to anyone who is interested in the environment, and who can make a point of it. I found it very moving.

Saturday, 04 Apr 2020 21:14

This is a really great documentary about one of the world's greatest pharmaceutical companies. It features interviews with dozens of people in the company and their families. It's a must-see for anyone who has a passion for what is often a dark, dirty business.

Saturday, 04 Apr 2020 08:34

This movie takes a look at the "Vietnam War", as told through the eyes of the country's children. It does this through the children of a man who is now 85 years old. This man is named Gen. Ehsan Kaskas. He was a General in the Vietnam War. He was a very brilliant man, in the sense that he did a lot of research on the "War" and how the US was involved. He has written a book about it, called "War and Peace in the Second World War", and it is considered one of the most readable books about the war. In this movie, he talks about how he views the war and what he saw and heard during the war. One of the biggest problems with the war was that it was completely out of proportion. This movie shows him talking to his children and telling them stories about the war. One of the stories is about an American POW, in a small town in Vietnam, being a teacher. He is getting no sympathy from the people of the town. He says, "I am a Vietnam War Vet, and I'm here for the education of children." As he says this, he talks about the psychological effects that the war has on the children. One of the kids says to him, "But that's the American way." Another kid says, "We don't get what we want." One of the kids asks, "What do you want?" The teacher replies, "I don't know." Another child says to him, "I don't know." The kids ask him if he wants a medal. He says, "No. I want to be a teacher." Another kid asks, "What do you want?" He replies, "I want to go to school." Another kid says to him, "You want to teach? You want to go to school?" This is a very touching movie. It shows you that the people in Vietnam are not war junkies. They are people who have to see the people who are in the U.S. fighting the war, and the people who are fighting the war. It shows you that, at the time, the people in Vietnam were not very concerned with the war, but the people in the U.S. were, and that is where the interest and sympathy of the children was. Overall, it is a great movie. It is definitely one of the best documentaries I have ever seen.

Saturday, 04 Apr 2020 07:34

Films that speak to the insecurities of life, the problems in our modern world, and the problems that we can relate to, often lack in substance and focus on a certain element of one of these issues. The film does a good job of providing that element, and leaves the rest to the viewer. This film does so, while also leaving plenty of room for people to make their own conclusions. The film does an excellent job of describing the various issues of a particular town, and as a result, I was able to empathize with some of the individuals that were interviewed. I felt that this film did a good job of providing context for what some may be feeling, and also explaining why certain individuals may feel that they are in a worse situation than others. I felt that the film was well-written, and the style of the interviewees was entertaining. I was impressed by the excellent acting from the people that were interviewed, and was even impressed by some of the "professionals" that were interviewed. I would recommend this film to anyone, and it is definitely worth watching.

Friday, 03 Apr 2020 19:21

This is a film that should be seen by all people, not only Russian. It is one of the most important documentary I've ever seen, that has a lot to say about how the Russian media, with the help of a few people, are able to manipulate the world. The film was directed by Stanislav Grozdanov, and the main character is Svetlana Khovratovich. She is a journalist and a member of the Opposition party. I would like to mention the film's director, who is the one who made the film, not only for the film's sake, but also for the sake of the people. The movie is a must-see, it's one of the best documentaries I've ever seen, and I think the movie deserves a lot of credit. Svetlana was a journalist in Russia, and she was on the opposition party, and she was known for her work. She was also in prison, and she managed to stay in the country, and live in exile. I was in Moscow when the film was released, and it was a very good feeling. I was in a theater with the whole audience, and we were all singing, we were all cheering, we were all saying, "God bless you!"

Wednesday, 01 Apr 2020 13:11

I had the pleasure of attending the screening of "A Great Game: The Story of the World Cup" in NYC. The film is a highly accurate, in-depth look at the events leading up to the World Cup, from the opening game to the final, and from the US team's apprehension over the possibility of being labeled as a "black" team to the final. This film will make you feel as though you are a part of the world that was in that moment. I highly recommend it.

Victoria Harvey

Wednesday, 01 Apr 2020 06:35

The late Marjane Satrapi has been one of the most influential figures in Serbian culture. Her first film, "Koji hina", has become a cultural icon for the citizens of Serbia. This documentary is her second. It shows her journey from a communist childhood to the present, and it also has a great deal of practical information about the Serbian economy and social conditions. It is more about her than it is about the country. The story is told in its own words, with pictures and with music. She comes across as the "Queen of Serbia" and speaks for many people who feel the same. The interviewees are mostly women, and one man, which is also a representative of the Serbian society. The children also are represented. It is not only important for the country's future, but also for the society's development.

Tuesday, 31 Mar 2020 23:31

This is the story of how a small group of Slovenian peasants in the small town of Novo Mesto, in northern Slovenia, decided to fight back against the Slovenian Communist regime and the forces of fascism. They did so using the weapons that they had in the local arsenal. They were led by a peasant called Ante Taranovski, a former communist who later became an anti-communist guerrilla. He went to the mountains to shoot down the enemy and fight for the independence of his homeland. There is one scene in the film where he shoots a man who was trying to take over the farm from him. This man had been the one who had turned against the communists. The peasants in Novo Mesto also used their weapons to fight against the fascists. The film is excellent in showing the peasants' peaceful nature and the way they fought back against the war. They showed that if they had been able to do something with the weapons that they had, they would have been able to achieve the independence of their country. I found the story of this small group of people very moving. I have been following their stories on television for years and have found them to be so true and honest. I was very moved by this film. The documentary did a wonderful job of showing the peasants' peaceful nature and the way they fought back against the war. I give it a 9 out of 10.

Tuesday, 31 Mar 2020 14:34

I remember when this movie came out in 1990, it was like something out of a sci-fi movie. I was 12 years old. This movie is like a piece of art. It is like an experience. You will never forget it. I think this movie is a masterpiece. I think it is a masterpiece because it is not just about the miners, but about a country, a people and a world. A group of people that live together and can't stand to be left alone. The documentary is very moving. I think people will be very surprised. It's not just about a group of people and a miners' strike. It's not just about the miners and their families. It's about a country, a people and a world. I think it's an important film. I hope everyone will see it. I think this is a masterpiece.

Tuesday, 31 Mar 2020 03:15

I didn't have high hopes for this documentary as it only had an 8.4 rating on IMDb, but this was pretty much what I expected from this. The way the film was filmed, I was thinking that it would be a compilation of clips from different TV programs and that's probably what it is, but the real standout was the interview with the director, who talked about his experiences as a child survivor of the Leningrad siege and what he saw as the difference between the Soviet Union and the rest of the world. I must say that, while the film is very much about Soviet-era history, I didn't find it boring or overly historical, even though I think that people who are familiar with Soviet history would agree that the documentary's footage is completely unauthentic. The director also discussed the secret law that was enacted in the Soviet Union, the political situation in Finland at the time and the reaction of the Finnish government to the changes. I liked that he tried to make the film feel like it was filmed during the mid-1970s, which in retrospect was not an easy task because of the film's history. Overall, the film is a good overview of the reality of war-time camps. It is important to understand that many people who were in the camps were no more than children and that is why they were simply used as slave labor, rather than being forced to work as soldiers. So, although the film is mostly about the camps, the viewer must also understand that these were in fact slave labor camps. The film is also quite interesting as it presents a lot of stories that were often forgotten about, which is how I felt it was. Overall, I would say that this is a very good documentary about the Leningrad siege. It is not as well documented as the Srebrenica massacre, but it is a very important and well-made film. The viewer should also know that many people who survived the siege died from starvation, as well as from other causes. Overall, this is a great film for people who want to learn more about the Leningrad siege. The film is informative and well-made and I believe that it should be given a high rating.

Monday, 30 Mar 2020 14:32

I was really surprised at how much I enjoyed this documentary. I was skeptical at first as to whether or not I would like it as it was not the kind of documentary I usually enjoy. However, after watching it, I felt I was totally captivated. I was inspired to work towards a career in medicine, and I'm glad I did. I was able to see how different the world is today compared to when I was a child. I also got to see the real reason behind why people make the choices they make. I have a lot of respect for people that are able to overcome great odds and make a difference in the world. I would highly recommend this documentary to anyone that has a little bit of an interest in psychology or medicine. It is a great way to learn more about the topics it covers.

Monday, 30 Mar 2020 13:07

I really love this movie. I think it is one of the best documentaries I have ever seen. The things that happened in the time of the Communist regime are amazing. This documentary is really inspiring and makes you think. I think that it is an important thing to show to our kids so they can understand that it is important to respect our country and our leaders and that it is important to love our country and our leaders. I think that the things that happen in this country are really great and really funny. I think that the thing that I like the most about this movie is the fact that I am watching it in Russian and the thing that I love the most is that I am watching it in Russian.

Sunday, 29 Mar 2020 15:56

I watched this film without any preconceptions. I just watched it without any expectations of the content. I am not a fan of the music genre, but I had no idea what to expect. I was surprised by the director's ability to capture the essence of a country's culture and their culture, and to present them in a visually appealing way. The film is split into two parts. The first part is about the 50 years of the Soviet Union. The second part is about the 25 years after the Soviet Union's collapse. There are many stories told here, about the people, their lives, the music and the life style of the people. The music is great, the country is beautiful, the people are good people, and the movie is really great. It is a great film about a part of the world. I really enjoyed it. I am not a fan of music, but I did enjoy it. I really recommend it.

Saturday, 28 Mar 2020 09:46

I have seen this film twice now and I can say it was worth it. First, it's more than the "average" Serbian film that is put out in Serbia. The director has a strong passion for his subject matter and the visuals are stunning. Second, the movie is not the typical Hollywood type of an anti-racism movie. The main character, and everyone else in the movie, are all people who are affected by the country's political situation and are living it. They all have different backgrounds, they are all living a different life. The viewer sees them through the eyes of one of the actors. This is a unique way to tell the story of an ethnic minority in Serbia, and it's a powerful and moving story. It's also a strong reminder of how a movie can affect a society and a nation.

Friday, 27 Mar 2020 11:09

I loved this film because of the many aspects. The music, the cinematography, the subjects. The film is not just about the life of a woman, but about all of us. It's about our relationships, our past, our present, and our future. The film is beautifully shot. The camera work is very well done, and gives a sense of "real life." The music is amazing, and all of the music is played at the right time, for the right reason. The cinematography is great. It captures the city perfectly, as well as the time period, and the sound is great. The subjects are interesting, and the film is very timely. It shows how we all have to learn to be more compassionate, and the world is not going to be any different. I would recommend this film to everyone, because it is truly a wonderful film, and a lesson that all of us can learn from.

Friday, 27 Mar 2020 09:44

This is a documentary about the actions of the Soviet Union, which invaded Afghanistan in 1979. It shows the enormous pain and suffering that the Soviet Union caused to the Afghan people and their culture, who were under the heel of the Soviet Union. The Soviets were intent on destroying the culture of the Afghan people. The Soviet invasion was just one of many Soviet policies that were created by the Soviet Union in the 20th century. Many of the policies were successful in destroying the Afghan people and culture. It is a very interesting and very moving documentary. It is very hard to believe that the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan in 1979, and that this film was made in the early 1980s. This film is very important and it is definitely a must-see.

Thursday, 26 Mar 2020 22:50

Roughly 60% of my time is spent on this movie, but it's also about what it means to be a drug user. In many ways, the story of drug addiction is like the story of the world. Where this movie succeeds is by describing both the cultural, sociological, and economical forces that drive people into drugs. I think that this movie does an excellent job in the way that it tells the story, and how it makes you think. As a result, it does give a glimpse into the side of this addiction. If you like movies like Saving Private Ryan, Fight Club, The Godfather, and The Hurt Locker, you should enjoy this one. It has its faults, and I'm sure that some people will not like it, but I think that it does have a lot to offer. I would definitely recommend it to people who are interested in drugs and drug culture.

Thursday, 26 Mar 2020 18:13

Having seen so many great documentaries about world politics, it is amazing to find a documentary about a tiny town in Bulgaria. 'Lost in Translation' is a documentary about the life of a mother and her daughter in a small town in Bulgaria. The film has a superb style, shot in black and white, and capturing a love of music in the film, the music of the film itself. The film has been shot with amazing detail and a great camera. The documentary's style is very interesting and captures the director's love of the subject of Bulgaria. The music is also very interesting, and has a great effect on the film. 'Lost in Translation' is a documentary that has the potential to bring a lot of people to their side, for example the President of the United States, Obama. Although the film's style is really great, there are some parts of the film that just do not make sense. Like the fact that the daughter had a successful career before she became a mother, which makes sense to say the least. Also, the film does not have a coherent structure. There are a lot of scenes in the film that have no reason for being there. The film is shot in black and white, and the filming of the background has a great effect. The film's style is great, but it does not follow the subject of the film very well. The movie could have been much better, if the film had a better structure. The film is not boring and has a good flow to it. This film is not a bad documentary, it is a great documentary, but there are some problems with it.

Thursday, 26 Mar 2020 11:07

The best documentary I have ever seen about the problems with the Swedish people. The story is about the growing discontent with the government, especially the government of Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt. The problem is that the government is too focused on business and not on the welfare of the citizens. They care more about making money than about the welfare of the people. The movie is very well done and has a lot of information about the problems in Sweden and also the problems of the Swedish people. I have to say that the movie is not a political film. It is only for the people who live in Sweden, and it's important to understand the problem with the government of Sweden. I have seen many documentaries about the problems of the Swedish people and they are all biased, so this documentary is not a political film. The movie is very good, I would say that it is very good, but it is not perfect.

Wednesday, 25 Mar 2020 02:09

Although the documentary is based on a true story, it is still worth watching because of the information it provides. It shows the young man who was murdered and then his brother who was arrested for the murder. There is also a part about a small town in Russia where a young man was killed for being gay. This movie also explains how homophobia is really rampant in Russia. It is great to see that the gay community is not discriminated against, but rather they are the target of the homophobia. In the end, it is a story about two young people who have to face the consequences of their actions. If you are gay or bisexual, this is a must see movie.

Tuesday, 24 Mar 2020 04:58

I am amazed that this film has been so little seen. It is a truly wonderful film and I will not be surprised if it wins some awards. I have never been to a film like this before. I was so amazed by the film that I am planning to see it again. It is definitely not for everyone and I am not surprised that it has been so poorly received by the public. However, I do not regret seeing it. I was very moved by it and I think that anyone who sees it will be touched by it as well. I hope that everyone will see this film and it will make them feel good about their lives and how they live. I think that this film is a great start for the world.

Tuesday, 24 Mar 2020 00:11

This documentary is the story of the construction of the Peruvian university in Rondom, Peru, in the late 1970s. This university, the University of Lima (in Spanish, Universidad de Lima), was the first institution to be founded in Latin America. The University of Lima was one of the first institutions in Latin America to be dedicated to scientific research and to build a prestigious research university. The University of Lima was founded by the US Secretary of State James Baker. It was also named after a prominent figure in American history, the great American industrialist Henry Ford, Jr. The university was able to increase the number of students in the country by offering them the opportunity to study in the best universities in the world. The university also created a number of jobs in the country, and provided them with good salaries. During the 1960s, the university was being used by the US government to train foreign students in Latin America. Although the university was officially opened by President Nixon in 1969, the US government had been using it since the early 1950s. After the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1989, the university became a training ground for foreign students and jobs for the country's youth. In the early 1970s, the US government was very interested in the university and used it to train scientists in the field of technology. It was a place where young Americans could study and learn about the human sciences. But the students who were being trained in the university did not know anything about Latin America. The young students, many of them American, also had a negative view of Latin American culture. The university's students did not know much about the Latin American culture. They did not know the history of the region. They did not know the ethnic groups. They did not know that Latin American culture and the other cultures that came from the region were important to the people of the region. As a result, many of the students, especially those who were from the wealthier parts of the country, were unaware of the culture and customs of the other regions. What the students lacked in knowledge, they made up for in a general lack of knowledge about Latin America. There was an extreme lack of knowledge about the region. Because of this, the students' education was marked by conflict between the students and the professors. When the students were told that the professors would not teach them, they were shocked and they felt threatened by their professors. And they were the ones who were told that they would not be taught. For these students, this was one of the worst experiences in their lives. The students were not only facing this kind of ignorance, but also the feeling that they had lost something. The students were faced with the feeling of being discriminated against and of being rejected by

Diane Robertson

Monday, 23 Mar 2020 18:32

This movie was very interesting. I felt I had seen it all before, I did not know what was going on in the story. I would have liked to know more about the medical aspects of the war, such as the problems with the patients in the hospitals, the AIDS, and many other issues. If the movie would have been a little more informative, it might have made a good documentary. The important thing was, I enjoyed the story and it gave me a good insight on how the world works.

Monday, 23 Mar 2020 13:52

In the wake of a global financial crisis that left millions of people homeless, a young Croatian man named Blic is recruited by a team of police officers to help them investigate the circumstances of the disappearance of an influential businessman. This film, about one of the most important events in Croatian history, is an indictment of how greed, corruption, and the exploitation of natural resources have become part of the everyday lives of the people of that country. I found this film to be very well done, and it is a great example of how documentary films can be used to make a difference in the lives of those in need. This film does an excellent job of documenting the main event in the history of Croatia, and I think it is very important for people to see this documentary. The films subjects are very important, and it is important for people to know about them. I think that this film is a very good example of how a documentary film can be used to make a difference in the lives of those in need.

Andrew Cunningham

Sunday, 22 Mar 2020 06:19

This documentary tells the story of the struggle of a woman who went from being a beautiful young woman to a homeless woman. The struggle is shown from the perspective of the homeless women who come to the center, and the camera stays in their homes and shows us what it is like to be homeless. This film is about the impact of drugs on people, and how that affects their health and happiness. The documentary is a must see for everyone who is a fan of true films about the problems of the world. If you want to know about how drugs have affected the world, and how we are so dependent on them, this is a film that you should see. If you are a fan of true films about the world, you should see this documentary. It is a must see.

Rebecca Henderson

Saturday, 21 Mar 2020 17:35

It's been several years since I had the pleasure of watching a documentary about the Jewish experience in Russia, and I'm glad that I did. The experiences of many Jewish immigrants to the USSR during and after WWII are documented here, and are nothing short of riveting. The only thing that might be a little shocking to non-Jews, is that many of the stories are told from a non-Jewish perspective. A "polish" man is interviewed, and his voice over narrates how he came to Russia in the 1930s, and how the Soviets persecuted his family. It's like he's watching a history documentary. I saw this in IFP's "Making the Transition" series, and the non-Jewish interviews are extremely compelling. One of the more upsetting stories is of a family of five that is in need of a place to stay, but doesn't have money to rent. They had a hand-me-down apartment from their grandmother, but can't afford to pay the rent. They're forced to go to the next city and ask their landlord to pay for the rent. The landlord eventually tells them that they are all going to die, so they're not paying for the rent. They know that if they don't pay, they will be forced to move, and their daughter will die, so they decide to go to the next city. I never thought that I would be so shocked, and as it turned out, the story is absolutely heartbreaking. It's very hard to watch, and it really does change you. It is, however, also very revealing. The stories are all so individual, and there is no denying that the world would be a much different place, without the Jewish people. I don't want to give anything away, but I will say that it's a very good documentary, and definitely worth watching.

Saturday, 21 Mar 2020 01:32

This documentary is by far the most profound work I have ever seen about the government's abusive war against a people who were the subjects of a political scandal in the seventies. For some reason, the film is only available in Russian, and has not been shown anywhere else. The film tells the story of what happened in the Czech republic in the winter of 1972-73. An armed uprising against the regime of the dictator Josef Vucic (he was ousted from power by an uprising in 1968). The rebellion was spearheaded by the anti-Communist group FINE and included people like the popular singer Ivan Brtenkova. FINE members took over the broadcasting station and broadcast a series of provocative and controversial statements. Vucic himself became the target of attacks and assassination attempts. The FINE members were all members of the radical, right-wing movement of Vucic, who called himself the "nazis of Prague". As a result, the Vucic regime's popularity was reduced to less than 20%. The film is based on a book by the same name. It is a documentary about the coup and the aftermath of the coup. The film was shot in Prague, where it is based. There is a lot of talk about Vucic's regime, and his inner circle. The film follows Vucic during the first few days after the coup, before his departure. The coup lasted from the 3rd to the 5th of November 1972. During the coup, thousands of people were killed, and many of them were murdered by the regime. A series of explosions and shootings took place, and people were killed in the streets. This has been the basis of a history of violence. The film shows the aftermath of the coup. The people are now in the streets again, although they are facing new attacks by the regime. Most of the people are men and women, and there are no old people among them. The film is almost exclusively shot in the streets of Prague. There are also some interviews with victims of the coup, who tell how the coup has changed their lives. The movie is a must see for all who want to learn more about the military coup of 1968. The film also shows the roots of the FINE movement, the ideology of the regime, and the regime's response to the coup. It is the most accurate documentary ever made about the 'Nuremberg' trial and the events leading up to it.

Friday, 20 Mar 2020 22:46

A friend of mine told me about this film. I was intrigued and wanted to watch it. It was hard to find and I only rented it because of the director's name. I was not disappointed. It was a very sad story about the Yugoslav War. The movie was interesting and I recommend it to anyone who wants to know more about the Yugoslav war.

Thursday, 19 Mar 2020 00:35

The most common motif of the movie is that of the Tango (back to front) dance and of the times of the American Civil War. Many of the Americans left their homes to go to war and the beginning of the end of the Union. One of the first things that was seen in the movie was the 100 year old painting that was commissioned by President Lincoln. It was sold to the city of Philadelphia, but then was not allowed to be displayed. The painting shows a few portraits of the prominent figures of American history, but most of the work was done by a Belgian artist named Paul Cezanne. Cezanne did not own the painting and when it was sold by the city of Philadelphia, it was taken to a different museum and then the painting was stolen and then sold to the private collectors of a wealthy South Carolina family. The painting was recovered and the story of its discovery and restoration has become the topic of the movie. It was done in the 1920's and the movie is based on a book by the same name. It is an interesting story of how this painting was found and brought to the world. The movie did a great job of depicting the impact of the Civil War on the American psyche. This movie will touch many Americans because it is so closely related to their history and their memories of the Civil War.

Tuesday, 17 Mar 2020 19:23

What a wonderful movie. I've watched it twice now. I really didn't know what to expect. I'm from Montenegro, and I knew very little about the region, but I'm glad I went to see it. I found the film to be very moving, and I was not bored at all. I'm not religious and I was not shocked by anything the film showed. The story and the messages it presented were important. I can't imagine anyone not being moved by the film. The film was not about religion, but it was about people and their journey. I can't imagine anyone not being touched by the film. I give the film a 9 out of 10.

Monday, 16 Mar 2020 17:05

In Bulgaria we have almost no news media (only one paper) and it's hard to find information about the events and the stories behind the crime and corruption. The film covers many of these topics and it is an interesting way to explain to a wide audience what really happened. It is a real eye opener to see how corrupt government was. I have seen some videos of the Carpathian region (I was in Zagreb) and its far different from the area in the film. The movie was a great help to me in understanding the corruption and how it took over a country. I am a big fan of BBC documentaries and it is always good to see the unbiased view of someone else.

Monday, 16 Mar 2020 15:08

I am curious to know how many of the viewers feel about this documentary. The testimonies that the participants give are extraordinary. It is the voice of someone who lived the situation she describes in great detail, and who clearly sees how racism affects people in her own country. Her testimony is powerful, and I am sure that anyone who views the documentary will have to take a hard look at their own country. I cannot imagine any reason why the government would have allowed such an film to be produced without any direct government approval, and I believe it is impossible to get an official comment on the content of the film. The fact that she speaks only in her own country, and only in English, shows how important her experience was for her to get this out there. She certainly did not want to be censored, and she was. The documentary is definitely not for everyone. This is not an easy film to watch. Her testimonies are disturbing, and the film does not shy away from showing some of the negative aspects of her life. She was able to get a visa in some cases, but many people are not. The film does not talk about any religious rituals or beliefs. It does not go into the politics of her situation, and this is a crucial point for those of us who live in countries with a multi-ethnic population. If you do not want to take this film too seriously, I think you will find it well worth watching. My rating for this film is an 8, but I would give it a 10 if I could.

Monday, 16 Mar 2020 13:33

I was very surprised by this documentary. I am not a hardcore junkie, but I also have not had a problem to follow my recovery and my recovery journey. I know a lot of people that have suffered from addiction and do not know how to deal with it. When they hear about the trials and tribulations of drug addiction, they either look at it in a negative way or they even throw up. This documentary does not do any of that. They are like normal people in all kinds of different situations, so you will understand the struggles and problems that addicts are facing and also how they deal with it. It gives you an idea of how drugs and alcohol affects the body and mind and also how to deal with it. It also includes some footage from other countries that are dealing with drugs in similar situations. It is great how the documentary did not touch any nationalities, including the Americans, who have the most stereotypical view of addicts. I would recommend this to anyone who wants to know how it is to be an addict. And also, it shows that it can be a battle, as the documentary shows. It is a very inspiring documentary, but also shows some important things, especially in Poland, about dealing with addiction. I have not seen many documentaries about addiction, so I am really impressed with this one.

Monday, 16 Mar 2020 13:10

This is a very entertaining documentary. The film is an examination of the relationship between the once Russian mafia and the Georgian mafia in the 1990s and the current anti-corruption movement in the country. Most of the content focuses on how the Russians and the Georgians had been fighting each other for years before the civil war and how both sides used a variety of methods of racketeering to keep control of their respective communities. This documentary is primarily a look at the relationship between the Russian mafia and the Georgian mafia, however it also includes an in depth look at the pro-Georgian influence on the Russian mafia, the Georgian mafia, and the Russian mafia. This film is very engaging and makes it easy to get involved in this interesting topic. Some of the content of the film is also graphic and disturbing, however, as this is a film about an important topic, we do not feel the need to show graphic images of human suffering. The film is very entertaining and will keep you engaged throughout.

Monday, 16 Mar 2020 12:35

"He loved nothing but his father's love." - At the core of this documentary is the father-son relationship. This film captures the true feelings of all the people involved. It is sad, funny, dramatic, and just plain interesting. At the end of the day, it shows us a different side of the world and how a lot of people are different and have different beliefs and opinions. The father and son relationship in a sense, is a very strong positive force, it makes us feel something from other people and we find ourselves in the other person's world. This is how a lot of people are like and it makes us feel the same way. We learn a lot about ourselves through this and it is an incredible feeling to watch the father play the piano and go out and meet people. He never takes his own life, and he never seems to be sad. This film will make you laugh, cry, and most importantly, change your views on life. It's a must-see!

Sunday, 15 Mar 2020 08:03

I've watched this film in three different languages, and the differences are startling. It's very well done, and I was pleased to see the passion and effort that goes into this production. It's also very, very, very long, so it's not for everyone. But I highly recommend it. It's very, very, very important to the history of the Russian people. You'll notice that some of the issues raised in the film are the same as in "Stalin's Russia" (which I highly recommend). This is a very important film for the history of the Soviet Union. I'd recommend it to everyone, regardless of political views.

Sunday, 15 Mar 2020 04:48

This documentary is a masterful look at the life of a woman who lived and worked in the USSR. I have seen it several times and I am still amazed at what she accomplished. She was a strong woman who was a strong human being. I feel sorry for the people who didn't know her, or didn't like her, because they had never heard of her. She was a bright woman who was not afraid to be different. Her bravery in the face of adversity is inspiring. I have seen this film many times and it still keeps me awake at night. I will watch it again and again. This film is worth every penny I paid to see it.

Willie Williams

Sunday, 15 Mar 2020 02:00

The former secretary of the Croatian parliament was an important player in the Croatian state that was the subject of the Yugoslav Wars of the early 1990's. The film tells the story of what happens to her life after her career as a Yugoslav politician. She was called to the US as a young woman in order to get political asylum, and she was welcomed in the US. She left Croatia to seek political asylum in the US. She was not an intellectual, she had no education, and she lived in poverty, but she was intelligent, strong and confident. The film is very well done, and it's a fascinating story, full of irony. The film is not only about the Croatian politician, it is about the whole "colonisation" of Croatia, and it's effect on her life. It is also about the Ustaše. This film tells the story of the former Yugoslav leader, and how her actions and the way she lived as a woman affected her life. I can't recommend this film highly enough.

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