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Show Must Go On, The

Show Must Go On, The (2010) Movie Poster
Croatia  •    •  80m  •    •  Directed by: Nevio Marasovic.  •  Starring: Sven Medvesek, Natasa Dorcic, Ivana Roscic, Marinko Nikolic, Stjepan Peric, Mladen Kovacic, Filip Juricic, Amar Bukvic, Silvio Vovk, Josip Vujcic, Iva Mihalic, Mirna Medakovic, Franka Klaric.  •  Music by: Zeljko Marasovich.
     During a reality show a war starts, but the producer will do anything to hide it from the contestants.

Review:

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First of all I'm a Croat and this is the best Croatian film in the last 10 years, therefore I can not be objective. I gave it 810 but this film deserves 710. So there you have it patriotism at work.

Secondly this film was made for 40,000$ but looks like it costed couple of millions, which means that the crew who made this film are actually wizards in real life, apprentice's of Gandalf himself (there is no other explanation).

Set somewhere in the near future the film depicts parallel plots, a clone of a "Big Brother" show (called Housed!), World War 3 going nuclear and messed up relationship between divorced parents arguing over their kid. Messes up parents are TV personalities, father is a producer of a "Big Brother" show and mother is a host and editor of a major news TV station (EUROTV). The people in the "Big Brother" show are unaware of the ongoings in the outside world, and the war is fought between the NATO and some unspecified "Eastern Alliance". That's all I'll say about the plot.

Plots revolve non-linear and are a refreshment for Croatian cinematography. Acting is mostly good, with just couple of scenes unbalanced which is a HUGE improvement for our small cinematography.

Anyway I recommend this film to everyone who likes SF, post-apocalypse genre.

PS - Did I mention that this film was made for 40,000$?!!! I can't believe it, you won't believe it but amazingly enough it's true.


Review by Balkanibal from the Internet Movie Database.