Mihailo "Misa" Janketic Movies

The brutal war between the Serbs and Croats which broke out as soon as Yugoslavia was freed from Communist rule is the subject of this harrowing drama. In the story, a Serbian man and a Croatian woman are being married. Though this was once a commonplace occurrence, today the post-wedding celebrations are interrupted by violent demonstrations of conflict between the two groups. The woman's husband goes off to serve in the Serbian army, never to be seen again, and she is brutally dealt with by Serbian soldiers, while the beautiful multiethnic region of Vukovar is similarly ravaged by the ongoing war. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi

Films about partisans fighting Nazism are, in Yugoslavia, what Samurai movies are to Japan, and westerns are to the U.S. In this film, political prisoners in a World War II Yugoslavian prison are at each others' throats and also squabble with their guards until they are all herded off by the Germans. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi

Set in the Yugoslav province of Herzegovina this crime drama follows a gang of thugs as they terrorize the locals, the tourists, and young women. The delinquent boys pay special attention to the newest girl in town who sells newspapers, and wager over which one of them will have her first. One boy is genuinely interested in her. When she spurns him, the other boys brutally gang rape her while her rejected suitor helplessly watches. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi