World Socialist Web Site: Cabaret Balkan
World Socialist Web Site: Cabaret Balkan
http://wsws.org/articles/2000/apr2000/balk-a18.shtml Mile Klindo finds the film deeply pessimistic, viewed from a Socialist perspective. C > Cabaret Balkan Cabaret Balkan (also known as The Powder Keg) by the veteran Serbian director Goran Paskaljevic, which appeared in cinemas in Europe, the US and Australia in 1999, has been widely advertised as a black comedy. Paskaljevic's film, made in 1998, and based on an award winning play, Bure Baruta, by Dejan Dukovski is not, however, particularly funny, but is rather a deeply pessimistic work.Published by the International Committee of the Fourth International (ICFI) Cabaret Balkan directed by Goran Paskaljevic A deeply pessimistic film Cabaret Balkan (also known as The Powder Keg ) by Yugoslavia Serbia film Goran Paskaljevi c Cabaret Balkan The Powder Keg
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Robert Ebert reviews the film, with emphasis on the episodes of violence. Also includes cast listing.
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