The definitive introspective look at the most controversial film of all time.
A SERBIAN DOCUMENTARY offers an unfiltered look at the creation of one of cinema’s most controversial films. With over 162 hours of exclusive behind-the-scenes footage curated with 14 new interviews with the cast and crew, this documentary pulls back the curtain on the intense experiences and creative visions that shaped A SERBIAN FILM.
Prepare for a wild ride as it navigates the themes of censorship and artistic expression, revealing what filmmakers and actors truly believed they were creating. Hilarious, sexy but yet intense, this documentary provides a unique perspective on a film that has sparked debates and outrage globally.
Be forewarned it’s not just informative, but also an outrageous blend of ferocity and humor that promises to challenge your expectations. If you thought you knew the story behind A SERBIAN FILM, think again!
“I am very proud to bring this to life.”
– Stephen Biro, CEO of Unearthed Films Corp, and screenwriter, director, and producer of A SERBIAN DOCUMENTARY.
Director
Stephen Biro: The Song of Solomon, American Guinea Pig: Bouquet of Guts and Gore
Writers
Stephen Biro
Caleb Emerson: Tosh .0, Titanic: 25 Years Later with James Cameron
Producers
Paul White: Society, Bride of Re-Animator
Stephen Biro
Srdjan Spasojeviċ
Music
Sky Wikluh: A Serbian Film
Director of Photography
Vesna Tuviċ: Director of Photography for behind the scenes
Main Editor
Caleb Emerson
Cast
Srdjan Spasojeviċ
Aleksandar Radivojević: Writer of a Serbian Film
Nemanja Jovanov: Director of photography for A Serbian Film
Srdjan Zika Todorović: “Milosh” A Serbian Film
Sergej Trifunovć: “Vukmir” A Serbian Film
Jelena Gavrilović: “Jelena” A Serbian Film
Katarina Žutić: “Layla” A Serbian Film
Slobodan Beŝtiċ: “Marko” A Serbian Film
Lena Bogdanoviċ: “Doktorka” A Serbian Film
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Hey there, I’m Jim and I’m located in London, UK. I am a Writer and Managing Director here at Grimoire of Horror. A lifelong love of horror and writing has led me down this rabbit hole, allowing me to meet many amazing people and experience some truly original artwork. I specialise in world cinema, manga/graphic novels, and video games but will sometime traverse into the unknown in search of adventure.