This film follows two Belgrade youths on their rise to gangster legends in a decaying society.This film follows two Belgrade youths on their rise to gangster legends in a decaying society.This film follows two Belgrade youths on their rise to gangster legends in a decaying society.
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- 4 wins total
Predrag 'Miki' Manojlovic
- Stojan
- (as Miki Manojlovic)
Zorka Manojlovic
- Svabina baka
- (as Zora Manojlovic)
Radoslav 'Rale' Milenkovic
- Inspektor
- (as Rale Milenkovic)
Nikola Pejakovic
- Kafedzija
- (as Nidzo Pejakovic)
- Director
- Writer
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Dark, bleak, hopeless, harsh, uncompromising, periodically injected with black humor, but overall quite powerful - Srdjan Dragojevic's follow-up to "Pretty Village, Pretty Flame," weaves a tragic coming of age story in Yugoslav capital Belgrade during the turbulent 90's with all the sharp cultural, social, political references and critique one could ask for. This film actually fits more along the lines of "Cabaret Balkan," except that "Rane" has this gangster twist to it. Among the supporting actors I noticed a lot of familiar faces such as Miki Manojlovic, Dragan Bjelogrlic, Branca Katic, Nikola Kojo, who you may be familiar with from films like "Underground," "Black Cat, White Cat," above mentioned "Pretty Village, Pretty Flame" and "Cabaret Balkan" and such. Definitely recommended if you are interested in Serbia/Yugoslavia or Serbian film making.
How easy is it for desperate youngsters to become dangerous gangsters in a decaying society washed all over by the blood of war? Fairly easy indeed. Rane shows incidents, probably somewhat facts, that took place in Serbia of the war era. Things similar to what you see on this film could happen virtually everywhere, but this film gives a very Yugoslavian feeling to everything. Yugo style mafia, Yugo style murder, and all that. Revolting politicians and their greed are to blame, not only the desperate young men who lose their reasoning while trying to be someone. The film and the casting is overall successful, and it's so very Serbian. I recommend it to anyone who.. well anyone who likes a good film. But don't expect anything American style on this one, as I say it's Yugo to the bone. 9/10.
Actually it makes me feel sick, because it is so true.Man it really was like that.So now it's too painful to watch it.The life in Serbia isn't brilliant now, but I'm glad to see that the age from the movie is gone, and gone!Just to say that advertising of Rane was forbidden by "Milosevic TV"(RTS), and what an irony they had invested in the film. I would recommend it to anyone who wants to see how much of the crap hole life can be!
One of those in UR face, intense, violent pieces that U won't soon forget...tells the story of three youths and how their lives are shaped by their war-torn surroundings...never had any idea that this movie was going to be so RAW...whoa...a cross between "Natural Born Killers" and "Scarface"...
This movie leaves bitter taste in my mouth and soul, like nothing else I've ever seen. This is the story of one whole generation, a kids just few years younger then me (1972), who have grown up in time and place where most of values ware lost. This is a story of one entire nation (my people) falling down to the very bottom and staying there until they lost all their hopes. This is the story about the little people behind the war and politics, as never spoken so far, since it never happened to You. And finally, this is the story about the fifteen year old boys who's biggest chance in the life was to become a criminals... and they took that chance, never regarding for it.
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- TriviaThe screenplay is inspired by true events experienced by Besa and Marko, two school fellows of Ivan Ivanovic, a famous serbian Tv comedian who hosts the renowned Talk Show "The night with Ivan Ivanovic".
- ConnectionsReferenced in We Are Not Angels 2 (2005)
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