Karadjordje

This film reminds me of those history documentaries where they re-enact certain scenes between the narrations. The subtitles are very long, sometimes even two or three in a row, and contain very little direct speech. Instead the subtitles seem to explain the overall events and the historical backgrounds, sometimes with the exact given date, so I was able to follow the film with the Wikipedia article of Karadjordje on the side to fully understand what was going on. At the end, they even show how Karadjordje got honored after his death, e.g. the unveiling of a monument; the film finally takes on a documentary style.

Kind of funny is the very end, where the director and some of the actors actually take bows to the audience.

You cant hear the dialogue of the characters in the movie because there's basically no sound! The movie on its own is also very boring and the camera is yellowish with black spots showing up constantly. Please try to avoid this soundless movie.

This movie is last time publicly shown in USA in 1928, after this, tape is missing for a long time. After many years, in 2003 this tape is founded in Austrian movie archive. There is movie restored, and also is added audio.

This is about AUDIO, I see that this audio disconcert many of you, I see that one comment say that this is impossible that movie with sound from this year. Yes, in first time movie was silent. Sound is added after founding tape in Austrian archive, 2003 year

ABOUT MOVIE:

This movie is based on true events and speak about true life story DUKE - KARAĐORĐE was leader Serbian mutiny against Turkish occupant in Serbia. He also was promoter federation Greece, Serbian, Bulgarian fight against Turkish. All his life was condemned to freedom of Turkish, but his godfather kill him to grab him place and stand to leadership position....

Excellent movie, for this time, must watch!!! Great stuff

Maybe you are sorry because you don't have so good old movie in this period? Eh, First Serbian movie is CORONATION OF KING PETER - 1903 YEAR (documentary)

REGARDS, AND ENJOY IN MOVIE WITHOUT PREJUDICE!

An 80-minute feature film made four years before D.W. Griffith popularised the format in 1915 - and it's from, of all places, the cinematic backwoods of Serbia. Only 59 minutes (found in a Viennese archive in 2003 after having been considered lost for 75 years) survive today. It tells the story of a national hero who led a rebellion against Serbia's Turkish rulers in the early years of the 19th Century. The standard of the filmmaking is primitive even by the standards of 1911, and merely presents a series of events rather than any meaningful narrative. We might know the key incidents from Karadjordje's life by the movie's end, but we're none the wiser about the man himself.

In a word, this movie rocks... Great camera (for the time), exciting shots, interesting sound...I don't even need to mention awesome acting.

If you're Karadjordje fan you already know the plot but if you're not here's the deal - Karadjordje is back and he's ready to kick some Ottoman ass!! Action, adventure and romance that will take you back in the crazy 1800's in Serbia. If you're tired of this modern, pompous fancy directing, take a look at the old school style of Ilija Stanojevic Cica and enjoy some genuine mastery.

Don't be misguided by the fact that this movie was made in 1911. Modern people can also relate to its sophisticated suggestions and timeless plot lines like fighting for freedom (or fighting terrorism) and such.

Once again, this movie is a jewel and its the ultimate must-see for every Karadjordje fan, but also for everybody else.