Outsider

1997
1h 40min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaYugoslavia before Tito's death. A young guy born to a mixed marriage (Slovenian - Bosnian) trying to find himself and fit in society, falls in love with Slovenian woman.Yugoslavia before Tito's death. A young guy born to a mixed marriage (Slovenian - Bosnian) trying to find himself and fit in society, falls in love with Slovenian woman.Yugoslavia before Tito's death. A young guy born to a mixed marriage (Slovenian - Bosnian) trying to find himself and fit in society, falls in love with Slovenian woman.

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- 3 premios ganados y 3 nominaciones en total

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Tvrtko

This is a start of changes in ex Yugoslavia

Some of this scenes are typical for start of great changes in ex Yugoslavia and you can find some details of changes in East Europe at a start of "new era" in mind of people. Some one who was not live in "East" this movie is not so interesting, but the others is very interesting. It is a start of "punk" generation, drug consumption and free mind of "generalisimus" idea. So realistic and for generation 1955-1966.

10ganziti

Best Slovenian film ever!

Finally a good dark comedy from a Slovenian director. Usually we got only films with stupid comic lines or bad drama types. But this one turned it around. Now may new directors are making excellent low-budget films.Well done!

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Trivia
Official submission of Slovenia the 'Best Foreign Language Film' category of the 70th Academy Awards in 1998.

Errores
When in jail, Sead says to the police officer that he's born on June 16, 1963. Yet, he's a high school senior (school year 1979-1980), which means that he'd go on to graduate before turning 17 (he would have been only 5 years and 3 months old when beginning his elementary school education, something which wasn't possible in the Yugoslav system - the standard for a person's primary and secondary school education was to start at 7 and end it at 18; turning 6 in late summer and then start going to school that same year would be the most extreme case of an early beginning.