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"Top notch performance that keeps you
hanging at the edge of your seat… World
class political thriller"
- Mate Curic, "Novi List"
"Excellent directing and effective camera
work"
- Tomislav Kurelec, "Vjesnik"
"Conceived and executed like a Greek
tragedy, the film gets right in your face
from its opening scenes…. it overwhelms with
its complex directing and excellent acting "
- Vesna Pazin "Slobodna Dalmacija"
"No One’s Son" is meticulously directed with
a high sense of esthetics in each and every
shot, resulting in a drama with exceptional
atmosphere. Ostojic has tailored the story
together using retrograde cuts with barely
noticeable stitches. The movie instills
turmoil to the audience from the very
beginning, while skillfully leading us on to
false conclusions, though laying down a very
real trail of clues.
- Zoran Zmiric,
www.popcorn.hr
"No One’s Son" is a movie that takes the
best possible course in depicting post-war
reality in the Balkans. The tragic heroes of
this story do an excellent job of portraying
the absurd of warfare and human blindness in
times of vulnerability, when those in power
skillfully manipulate human feelings and
transforming people from self-aware
individuals to emotional, mental and
physical cripples.
- Zoran Zmiric,
www.popcorn.hr
"This demanding drama has been impressively
transferred to the screen visually, as well
as in the aspects of directing and acting."
- Robet Jukic,
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