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Druga strana svega is a movie starring Srbijanka Turajlic, Mila Turajlic, and Mira Boskic. For Serbian filmmaker Mila Turajlic, a locked door in her mother's apartment in Belgrade provides the gateway to both her remarkable family...

Starring: Srbijanka Turajlic, Mira Boskic, Mladen Kostic, Mila Turajlic

Genres: Biography, Documentary

Director: Mila Turajlic

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Biography, Documentary
Director	Mila Turajlic
Writer	Mila Turajlic
Stars	Srbijanka Turajlic, Mira Boskic, Mladen Kostic, Mila Turajlic
Country	Qatar, Hungary, Serbia, Germany, France
Also Known As	Kaiken toinen puoli, The Other Side of Everything, A másik oldal, Die andere Seite von allem, Po drugiej stronie drzwi, Die andere Seite von Allem, L'envers d'une histoire
Runtime	1H 40M
Description	For Serbian filmmaker Mila Turajlic, a locked door in her mother's apartment in Belgrade provides the gateway to both her remarkable family history and her country's tumultuous political inheritance.

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Friday, 29 Jan 2021 12:32

In 1989, while in the midst of the Yugoslav wars, the renowned Croatian writer, writer-director, playwright, and poet Zbigniew Pietrovic was arrested, tortured, and held in a concentration camp for several days. After two years in jail, he was found innocent by a court in Belgrade and released. But in 1991, the Yugoslav government decided to "clean" the country of communists and they took steps to "clean" Zbigniew's crimes. The film tells the story of the trial and his ordeal. He was accused of being a communist and "inciting to commit an act of terrorism", but he was also accused of being a Communist "propagandist" who had written about the fate of Yugoslavia. He was accused of treason, and in a few years, he was convicted of treason and sentenced to death. He was put on trial, tortured, and sentenced to death. He was buried, and the Serbian government confiscated his property. His own sister, Zbigniew's widow, was forced to stay in a Serbian village with her daughter, and she had to pay taxes for the Serbian village. Zbigniew's funeral was staged, and the grave was dug. In 1993, he was buried, and the Serbian government was still looking for him. The film shows the trials and the government's brutality, but it also shows how his life has been transformed. He has been able to rebuild his life and his ability to write again, and he has written a series of plays, including "Fartek Slava". This is a beautiful film, and I would recommend it to anybody.

Thursday, 21 Jan 2021 03:29

After seeing this movie, I was shocked. It's the only movie I've ever watched that made me feel like I was really there. I was moved. The story is of a woman named Lina. She's a single mother of a daughter, who lives in the rural countryside of Eastern Slovakia. In the first half of the movie, she tells the story of her daughter and her life. It is a deeply emotional experience. In the second part, she explains how her daughter and her friends cope with the poverty of their surroundings. I left the cinema thinking about how I feel when I think about my own mother's life. I can't remember a time when I was that emotional. I don't know if this is just because it's a personal story, or because I feel the same way about my own family. This movie is not for everyone. I recommend you to watch it alone, in a quiet room. In a movie theatre, you'll have no distractions. You won't be distracted by the noise of the movie. It's a movie that won't make you want to cry. It'll be a silent movie, but a profound one. It's about a woman who doesn't give up on her children. It's about a woman who knows what she has and still puts it into practice.

Wednesday, 20 Jan 2021 17:58

I can't say enough about this documentary. I had the chance to see this in its initial screening at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival. And I loved every minute of it. It's a very thorough and thoughtful look at the relationship between some of the greatest Serbian athletes in history. They talk about the history of the sport, and the politics behind it. And they do a great job of presenting the stories and the people of the country. It's a very intimate and very well-done look at the history of sports, and the politics behind it.

Saturday, 16 Jan 2021 13:33

I have read the book a couple of times and have seen the movie a few times. It is a great book that I would love to see translated to film. I was intrigued to learn that the story was taken from the actual events of the death of former Serbian leader Slobodan Milosevic. I also read that in the movie Slobodan Milosevic is portrayed as a person with mental problems. This seemed very strange to me, and I would like to know if he was portrayed that way because his actions were not only wrong, but very damaging. I believe that the reason why Slobodan Milosevic was portrayed as a person with mental problems was because he did not want to reveal the truth about the crimes of his country, and feared that his own son would become a victim of the crimes of his country. I believe that if Slobodan Milosevic had not wanted to reveal the truth about his crimes and was portrayed in a different way, then he would not have become such a powerful person. I think the main reason for his actions were that he was not able to lead Serbia in the right direction, and I believe that the movie would have been a lot more effective if it had been about his war crimes, rather than about his mental problems. I think the movie could have been even more effective if it had been about his mental problems. I think that the movie would have been better if it had focused more on the crimes and less on Slobodan Milosevic's personal problems.

Thursday, 10 Dec 2020 18:56

For my money, this is the greatest documentary ever made about the history of Scientology. The documentary moves at a rapid pace and is very well made, with a great use of archival footage. It tells the story of the church as it was in the 1960s and 1970s, with more than a little humor, drama and drama in the '70s. It provides some information about the church's history, and the history of Scientology itself. The biggest thing I liked about the documentary is the fact that it tells the story of Scientology in a way that isn't very sensational or sensationalistic. It's not the case that the church or its members are bad people, and it's not the case that Scientology is evil. It's a cult, and that's what it is. The documentary doesn't try to convince anyone that Scientology is good, or that it's really good, or that it's really bad. It's a documentary, and a very entertaining one at that. It's not a sensationalistic documentary, or a documentary that presents a very complex story to the audience. In the end, I found this film to be very entertaining. I don't think that anyone can get bored watching it. I don't think that it is a very informative documentary, but it is a very entertaining one, and I'm sure that you will enjoy it.

Christian Wilson

Tuesday, 17 Nov 2020 18:19

When I first saw this documentary, I was shocked. I knew that the Catholic Church had the power to silence and/or silence a person in the way that it has here. What I did not expect was to learn the full story of the Church's very brutal treatment of female victims of the Inquisition. I wish I could say that this film is a masterpiece in revealing the horrors of the Inquisition, but I think the truth is much more powerful than what I expected. The documentary includes interviews with three women who were tortured and raped by the Church. They all suffered in silence. Only one woman managed to speak out against her tormentors, the others were too afraid to even express their anger or their pain. The film is very insightful and thought-provoking, and I was very interested to see what the Church did to these women. I learned that the Inquisition was called to investigate rumors of heresy and heresy-related crimes. It was the Church's role to protect the guilty and to punish the innocent. This is an excellent documentary that deserves much more than the meager rating it has received.

Margaret Collins

Thursday, 29 Oct 2020 12:36

I've been following this project for about a month and a half now and it really is worth your time. This documentary will inspire you to change your life by watching this film and believe me when I say that you will want to go out and do something about it, you will be inspired and you will want to share this film with everyone you know. The film is extremely well done, the voice overs are powerful and the story is powerful. It will make you think and will make you feel like there is a world of difference between the two world of alcohol and drugs, that you have never seen before, this is the perfect example of a film that will make you want to start changing your life.

Thursday, 22 Oct 2020 20:21

The Making Of A South American Revolution, A Secret World, features interviews with the cast and crew of the film, and it is an informative overview of the story of The Godfather of the Drug War, and the development of the production of the film. This is a very interesting documentary. It is informative, and provides some insight into the workings of the film industry. There is a lot of information about how the movie was shot, and the overall production. This film provides a lot of information about the film, but also provides a great deal of information about the political process that the film has impacted. One of the best parts of the film is the interviews with the director of photography, director of photography, and writers of the film. They give some great insight into the film, and provide some great insight into how the production of the film has impacted the politics of the country. The Making Of A South American Revolution is an excellent documentary, and a great document of a great story. I would recommend this film to anyone who is interested in political films, or in the history of the film industry.

Sunday, 18 Oct 2020 15:56

For me, the biggest problem with this film is that it has been done before. The documentary was shot at a time when the price of heroin was dropping. As such, the producers would not have felt it necessary to add another drug to the mix. As such, I was able to buy the film without having to make any additional effort to research it. I would recommend this film to anyone who wants to know the facts of the story of heroin addiction. Even though this documentary is not supposed to be a documentary, it is still well worth watching.

Tuesday, 22 Sep 2020 21:07

Miloš announces the release of a documentary titled "The Art of Music" which is made by a group of musicians, and is a great gift to the world to enjoy. Miloš is a great storyteller and a very inspirational musician. If you want to be inspired and take your favorite music to the next level, watch this documentary!

Sunday, 13 Sep 2020 17:45

I've heard stories about the famous party, but I've never seen any footage of the actual event. I've never seen a movie about it either. I first heard about this story when a friend of mine told me about it. I was intrigued and decided to check it out. After a few days, I decided to watch it. I have to admit that I had an amazing time. It's so much fun to watch a guy try to get his music out and try to break through his place in the music industry. I've always liked Bob Dylan, but I think he was on the wrong side of the industry in the 80's. He didn't play on his music, but he managed to build up an amazing music career. This is his story, which is pretty much what most of us had to go through. It's amazing that this guy has such a huge reputation and hasn't been recognized for his work. There's something about his music that attracts fans. I really loved the story. The way he deals with his fame and how he deals with his death is very moving. I also liked the music, which is pretty amazing. I'm not sure if they used any of the music that he wrote, but the performances of his songs are amazing. I think this movie is a must-see for anybody who's into music.

Friday, 28 Aug 2020 08:39

A great film about one of the most memorable episodes of the Communist regime, the shooting of Polish artist Wladyslaw Szpilman. The film shows the aftermath of the shooting in a great way, showing how many people died, how many people suffered, and how they managed to survive. Some things were left out or never mentioned in the film, like the riots in Warsaw, which were shown in a very vivid way, but could have been shown in a more abstract way. The film ends on a good note, showing how the entire communist system collapsed, which seemed to many like the final nail in the coffin of Communism.

Sunday, 23 Aug 2020 18:44

This movie has a great deal to say about how much our culture affects the people around us. It is simply a testament to the perfection of the art of storytelling. It is such a shame that we are so often not able to see this story. Perhaps if more people saw this movie, we would be able to appreciate it more. I feel a great deal of this is due to our limited awareness of what we should be learning in our school systems. Perhaps we need to be aware that this movie is here to educate us.

Tuesday, 11 Aug 2020 05:16

The production values were stunning and the cinematography was equally stunning, as this film was made on a tiny budget of a few hundred bucks. I had the pleasure of viewing this film in its entirety on the weekend of September 26th, 2010 at the Pittsburgh Film Festival. I was fortunate enough to be introduced to the filmmaker, Mr. Baranov, and his amazing family. It was incredible to see how the family survived and provided for their family. I cannot wait to see what the director has to say next. I was fortunate enough to be among the first to see this movie, and I was also fortunate enough to hear the director's last name, Mr. Baranov, and see his family for the first time. Thank you for your generosity and generosity of spirit!

Wednesday, 29 Jul 2020 06:17

This film is about two remarkable women: Magda Szabo (Lauren Bacall) and Ewa Wolowiecki (Marielle Monet). They are two extraordinary artists, whose stories are told in a fascinating documentary. It is an astonishing film. The plot is amazing: after their divorce, the two women, who went from being close friends, come to terms with each other, who try to make the best of their new situation, and who become lovers. As the film progresses, we see how the women tried to keep their relationships as intimate as possible. The actors are wonderful, the music is beautiful, and the photography is great. The interviews with the two women are very moving, and the story is told in a very interesting way. The second half of the film is excellent, as it continues to tell the story of the women, as well as their personal life, the music, the photographs, and the documentary itself. Although I was able to enjoy the first half of the film, I was left with a very mixed feeling, and I would recommend it only to someone who is ready to be surprised by what happens in the second half of the film.

Friday, 24 Jul 2020 16:21

The documentary "Nekrozma" was made to illustrate the life of Yugoslavian composer Bela Buran, who played an important role in the Yugoslavian history. For this reason, the film is not just a biography, but a spiritual journey. And it is quite an interesting one. The film is mostly about Buran, but there is also footage of fellow Yugoslavian composer Serbica and other well-known musicians. And for the former Yugoslavian, there is a touching story of a young girl, Mika, who lost her parents in the war. Although Mika is barely seen in the film, she is an important part of the film. Unfortunately, Mika was not able to tell her story. The film is a bit long, but that is understandable. There are many scenes in the film that are in black and white, so they are difficult to see. And the film is not as exciting as the book "Nekrozma", which was also made in Serbian. So, I would recommend the book to anyone who is interested in Yugoslavian history. As for the film, it is not the best thing I have ever seen. However, I still rate it highly, because it is a documentary. There are so many aspects that I like, and I also really like the actors. All in all, the film is not perfect, but it is good. 9/10.

Monday, 13 Jul 2020 12:53

The first time I saw this film was in a video store. I had never heard of it, but I was intrigued. I watched it the next day and enjoyed it. The film was very informative, and I appreciated the fact that it was not overly dramatic, and the filmmakers did not try to tell us what to think or feel. It simply told us what happened. The film is a little bit dated, but it's still very good. The soundtrack is great, and the story is interesting and well told. I recommend this film to anyone who likes documentaries. It's very good.

Sunday, 12 Jul 2020 02:53

I saw this film as part of the film festival at the 2015 DSC in New York. My wife and I went to the festival as a group with a few others. The film was amazing and it was one of the most powerful films I have ever seen. It shows how the mafia was in control of the country. The power was in the hands of a small group of people. The film is a very good overview of a very powerful group of people that had control over the country. I believe the film was a very powerful movie that you should see. It will change your view on the mafia and the events that happened in that country.

Wednesday, 24 Jun 2020 23:29

This documentary is fascinating. It was very difficult to make a film about the so called "ethnic cleansing" in Bosnia. How do you make a film about genocide? How do you make a film about the inhumanity of war? In Bosnia, it's hard to separate truth from fiction. That's what makes it so difficult to analyze this film, to analyze the events that happened in the early 1990s in the region. But I think this film is very accurate. I am from Bosnia, I have relatives in the region. I can feel what the people were going through. I was shocked at how quickly people were trying to leave the country. I was shocked at the lack of food and how quickly people were leaving. I was amazed at how many people had died. I was horrified that they were able to actually kill people like that. I think the people of Bosnia were extremely lucky. It's a story that can happen to anyone. I think it's a sad commentary on how society has become so tolerant in the 21st century. I think people just need to open their eyes and really try to understand what's going on in Bosnia. There's so many stories that could be told, and it would have been interesting to talk to some of the victims of the genocide. I would love to see a documentary about the Holocaust, or a documentary about the Holocaust in South Africa. I would like to see the reactions of the people of Bosnia. The reactions of the people in the city of Srebrenica. How can people get to see the truth about what happened? What is the true story about the genocide? The people of Srebrenica, and the people of Bosnia, they were going through an extremely difficult time. The people of Srebrenica were treated like dirt, they were humiliated, they were treated like they were non-existent, they were ignored. People were treated like dirt. There were so many stories, and so many people that had to go through what they went through. I think this film is very interesting. It's a very personal documentary about a place and a time that should never be forgotten.

Jeremy Crawford

Saturday, 13 Jun 2020 10:30

I am a huge fan of the music and lyrics of the Velvet Underground. I had been looking forward to seeing this documentary for some time. The film is very well done. The main actor, Joe Dallesandro, is a great singer and a great storyteller. I also enjoyed his style of presenting the stories. I did not like the way he presented the story of the life of the Velvet Underground, but I will not give away the details. I did not know the details of the life of the Velvet Underground, but I did not have any problems with the documentary. The story of the Velvet Underground is one of the most important and beautiful stories that have ever been told. I would recommend this documentary to anyone who loves the Velvet Underground music. It is a must-see.

Friday, 12 Jun 2020 00:30

You see, in my country we had a great movie critic who was a very big star. His name was Polcen. He used to be a big producer of movies, but he died because of a heart attack. In this documentary, he talks about his whole career, from the very beginning, to the end. He discusses the differences between the Romanian and the Serbian way of movies, the culture, the stereotypes, and much more. It's a very interesting documentary, and it deserves a lot of applause. I highly recommend it. One of the greatest and most important movies ever produced. I also recommend the documentary "Fisici un'utile" - A film about the Communist era in Romania. It's a brilliant documentary, and I give it 10/10.

Sunday, 26 Apr 2020 18:40

I went to see this film at the National Film and Video Festival. The film was at that point showing in the National Film Museum in Vilnius, Lithuania, and I am glad to say that the film was a great success. The director, Dusan Sipan, did a great job in presenting the film. The film was not about drugs, but about the influence and effect of drugs on the lives of the people who used them, on their families, and on the governments who tried to control them. In my opinion, the film is very good and a great testimony to the lives of people who used drugs. As far as I can see, the film shows the beauty and the weirdness of drugs. At first I was a bit skeptical about the film because I think that the director is telling a great story. However, I changed my mind when I watched the film. The film is beautifully shot and edited. The film is full of beautiful moments, but also very sad ones. The film has great music, so I would recommend this film to anyone who is looking for a film that is very personal. The film is about a drug that affected the life of a group of people. I would also recommend this film to anyone who is interested in drug culture. 9 out of 10, well done.

Sunday, 26 Apr 2020 00:46

I saw this film at a screening at the Telluride Film Festival, and was very impressed. The film is very powerful and makes you think about how you see the world and what is important in your life. The film is very difficult to watch and that is what makes it more powerful. I thought it was very powerful because of how the characters talk about the questions that were raised by the film, and how the dialogue flowed and the characters connected with each other. I thought the acting was great and I was very impressed by how well this film was put together. I have to say that I think this film is very strong and very powerful, and I think it is a must see.

Sunday, 26 Apr 2020 00:25

I've seen this film before, but I can't recall which film. I've been interested in the subject of "the conspiracy of silence" for years. I'm also interested in the state of Czechoslovakia in the late '70s. The film is about the secret police's activities in the late '70s. It's a bit hard to follow at times, but the film is worth watching. The first part of the film is a bit confusing. I think that the director wanted to show how the secret police operated, but he missed the chance to explain the reasons for their actions. The film shows the state of Czechoslovakia in the late '70s, the years of the war, and the transition of the country from communism to democracy. The film is a bit confusing at times. The film is worth watching. I would recommend this film to anyone who is interested in the subject of the "conspiracy of silence."

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