Balkan Rules
Balkan Rules (1997) is a thriller, directed by Darko Bajić. It stars Branislav Lečić and Lazar Ristovski. The 116-minute film holds an audience score of 5.9/10.
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What Balkan Rules Is About
The film looks at the hidden history of the last fifty years. Its subject is the relations between the security services. The Yugoslav, Serbian and Croatian services are all in the account. From outside these bodies appear to stand against each other. Behind the curtain, though, they are in contact. The story is built around those points of contact. Who is working for whom is never clear. In the Balkans truth and lies have long been mixed together. That confusion is old enough that pulling them apart is not easy. The film tells a fictional story. What it tells, though, looks like the truth. Political tension sets the temper of the film. Its characters are always a step behind what is happening. Branislav Lečić and Lazar Ristovski appear in the hundred and sixteen minute film, a Yugoslav production Darko Bajić finished in 1997.
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What is Balkan Rules about?
The film looks at the hidden history of the last fifty years. Its subject is the relations between the security services.
Where can I watch Balkan Rules?
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How long is Balkan Rules?
Balkan Rules runs for 116 minutes (1h 56m).
When did Balkan Rules come out?
Balkan Rules was released in 1997.
Who directed Balkan Rules?
Balkan Rules was directed by Darko Bajić.
Who stars in Balkan Rules?
Balkan Rules stars Branislav Lečić, Lazar Ristovski, Ana Sofrenović, Aleksandar Berček.
What is Balkan Rules's rating?
Balkan Rules holds 6.9/10 on IMDb and 5.9/10 on TMDB. Its Pulse Score is 67 out of 100.
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