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Sean: How much of A Serbian Film was spoiled for you because you read the synopsis online?

Because somehow I wound up watching both A Serbian FilmВ and Martyrs, and you never did anything you didnвЂ™t want to, which proves that you are an evil mastermind, not the other way around. So you were trying to control me, but you failed. You made the decision to watch Martyrs months and months after my Serbian deception was unmasked. Sean: No, because I admitted IвЂ™d watched A Serbian Film (even though IвЂ™d agreed not to) right away, long before you ever actually considered watching Martyrs.

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Sean: Sounds more like you heard about A Serbian Film, decided that you owned my life and that you were going to prevent me from watching it (I am remembering now that you said that if I ever watched the movie it would mean that I was a monster and we couldnвЂ™t be friends anymore), and so I came up with the idea to get you to agree to something in exchange. Kristine: By making me agree to watch Martyrs, which at the time, I didnвЂ™t want to see. Sean: How? Wanting to watch a movie by myself is me trying to control you? Kristine: No, you were trying to control me. We made a bargain that if I watched Martyrs for the blog, you would not watch A Serbian Film. Kristine: Because a long time ago when I first heard that this movie existed, I made you promise that you wouldnвЂ™t watch it because I had decided it was a crime against humanity. I didnвЂ™t even remember any backstory about this movie. Sean: Because of what? I came to this discussion with no baggage. I think itвЂ™s important that it is noted that вЂ“ other than Wolf Creek вЂ“ this movie holds the most baggage for us. Sean: My main question for you is: How much of this movie had you spoiled for yourself previously? I think I remember you saying youвЂ™d once read the synopsis online? IfВ you havenвЂ™t seen A Serbian Film ourВ discussion will include massiveВ SPOILERS. Milos soon realizes that VukmirвЂ™s project is a deeply twisted work of depravity that spirals into necrophilia, murder, incest, pedophilia, rape and bestiality. It concerns retired porn star Milos (SrД‘an TodoroviД‡), who is approached by an eccentric industrialist/aspiring filmmaker named Vukmir (Sergej TrifunoviД‡) who wants Milos to star in an experimental film project вЂ“ an amibitious art/porn film in which the actors donвЂ™t know the script and simply react to the situations the filmmakers contrive for them. The Lowdown:В Banned and heavily censored all over the world (including a high-profile incident where the director of SpainвЂ™s Sitges Film Festival was charged with child pornography for screening the film), A Serbian Film is often considered a barometer for horror fans вЂ“ in the eyes of some, liking the film is tantamount to an obscenity to others, condemning the film means youвЂ™re a вЂњpussy.вЂќ The movie is set in post-Balkan Wars, independent Serbia.Tagline: вЂњNot all films have a happy ending.вЂќ.Awards?: Best First Feature at the 2010 Fantasia Film Festival.Screenwriters: Aleksander Radivojevic & Srdjan Spasojevic.

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