Who's That Singing Over There (1980)
Who's That Singing Over There / Ko to tamo peva (1980)
DVDRip | AVI | 624 x 384 | XviD @ 2160 Kbps | AC3 @ 192 Kbps | 83 mins | 1,41 Gb
Lang: Serbian | Subs (srt): English, French, Italian, Turkish
Genre: Comedy | 3 wins | Yugoslavia
DVDRip | AVI | 624 x 384 | XviD @ 2160 Kbps | AC3 @ 192 Kbps | 83 mins | 1,41 Gb
Lang: Serbian | Subs (srt): English, French, Italian, Turkish
Genre: Comedy | 3 wins | Yugoslavia
Also known as Who Sings Over There?, this bittersweet 1980 comedy was released in its native Yugoslavia as Ko To Tamo Peva. The time is 1941: a crowded bus travels over unpaved Yugoslavian terrain. In the manner of Stagecoach, the audience comes to know and grow fond of the various passengers: the lovers, the politician, the eccentrics, etc (each character is played by a well-known Yugoslav movie personality). But the film's genial mood is unexpectedly shattered ….
IMDB 8.6/10 (3,430 votes)
This "tragicomedy" written by famous Serbian theatre/film writer Dusan Kovacevic is probably one of the best movies ever made in the comedy category. And yet, its appearance of a theatre play transformed into a feature film takes nothing of its value. A masterpiece one should not miss to see (preferably with subtitles, and not dubbed).
In an aged bus en route to capital Belgrade, a looming war decides the passengers' behaviour. Two Gypsy musicians sing of their miserable life but also foresee a tragedy to come; their singing both divides and connects stages in this extraordinary road movie (real life Kostic brothers are amateur actors, but together with Stanojlo Milinkovic as farmer who's plowed the road give a real-life performance).
The spectrum of characters gives a brilliant image of a society facing a war, an insight into nation's collective person: everyone is aware that war is just about to begin but they try to live their own lives the best they can, hoping that ignorance might avert the tragedy. Using a simple movie language, director Slobodan Sijan paints a picture of society torn by previous war (World War I), but also highlights personal portraits with success: provincialism of a singer, inexperience of the newlyweds, seriousness of the Great War veteran who is on way to visit his recently conscripted son, and gloomy predictions from a man who seems to be a German spy.
Brilliant in its narration, with memorable soundtrack (especialy the Gispsy songs) and adjusted atmosphere, well photographed and edited, this feature (Sijan's feature debut) was only an introduction into a series of the directors bitter-sweet comedies that will define Serbian cinematography of the 1980s: "Maratonci trce pocasni krug", "Kako sam sistematski unisten od idiota", and my other director's favourite "Davitelj protiv davitelja").IMDB Reviewer
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Who's That Singing Over There (1980)
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