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Nacionalna klasa

  • 1979
  • 1h 45min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
8,4/10
4386
LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
Nacionalna klasa (1979)
ComedyDramaSport

Aggiungi una trama nella tua lingua"Floyd," a rally driver in Belgrade, forgoes his relationship and military duties to solely train for a career-defining Saturday race with the potential to advance his aspirations."Floyd," a rally driver in Belgrade, forgoes his relationship and military duties to solely train for a career-defining Saturday race with the potential to advance his aspirations."Floyd," a rally driver in Belgrade, forgoes his relationship and military duties to solely train for a career-defining Saturday race with the potential to advance his aspirations.

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    • Goran Markovic
  • Sceneggiatura
    • Goran Markovic
  • Star
    • Dragan Nikolic
    • Bogdan Diklic
    • Gorica Popovic
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    8,4/10
    4386
    LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
    • Regia
      • Goran Markovic
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Goran Markovic
    • Star
      • Dragan Nikolic
      • Bogdan Diklic
      • Gorica Popovic
    • 10Recensioni degli utenti
  • Vedi le informazioni sulla produzione su IMDbPro
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    Dragan Nikolic
    Dragan Nikolic
    • Brana 'Floyd'
    Bogdan Diklic
    Bogdan Diklic
    • Mile
    Gorica Popovic
    Gorica Popovic
    • Silja
    Rade Markovic
    Rade Markovic
    • Moma
    Olivera Markovic
    • Smilja
    Milivoje 'Mica' Tomic
    • Strahinja
    • (as Mica Tomic)
    Bora Todorovic
    • Zika
    Vojislav 'Voja' Brajovic
    Vojislav 'Voja' Brajovic
    • Papi
    • (as Voja Brajevic)
    Aleksandar Bercek
    Aleksandar Bercek
    • Bunjuel
    Maja Lalevic
    • Senka
    Dragomir Felba
    • Rade
    Ana Krasojevic
    • Siljina majka
    Danilo 'Bata' Stojkovic
    • Cabor
    • (as Danilo Stojkovic)
    Jelica Sretenovic
    • Jasna
    Irfan Mensur
    • Simke
    Rahela Ferari
    • Tetka Nata
    Slobodan Aligrudic
    Slobodan Aligrudic
    • Funkcioner Vidoje
    Alenka Rancic
    • Emilija Cukon
    • Regia
      • Goran Markovic
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Goran Markovic
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    Recensioni degli utenti10

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    Decko_koji_obecava

    Very enjoyable

    This film should be an example to young Serbian directors of today (Raso Andricu, are you listening) on how to make a quality light, youth-oriented movie.

    "Nacionalna klasa" is basically about a young man's reluctance to grow up. It stars Dragan Nikolic as Brana Mitrovic a.k.a. Floyd, a part-time race car driver and full-time freeloader. He's 27, still living with his parents and gives an impression of someone who hasn't put in too many hard working days in his life. Movie follows him through 7 key days of his life during which he:

    • tries to weasel out of mandatory military service by faking a kidney disease,


    • frantically looks for money to buy new tires for his Zastava Fiat as he's got a big race on the weekend,


    • is informed by his girlfriend Vukosava a.k.a. Silja (Gorica Popovic) with whom he maintains a very casual relationship that she's pregnant with his kid and wants to break up, etc, etc...


    Movie introduces a bunch of supporting characters too, of whom the most memorable are Mile rent-a-bubreg (Bogdan Diklic) and an eternal film student (played by Aleksandar Bercek) at the Faculty of Dramatic Arts who seems to have it in for famous Spanish surrealist director Luis Bunuel. The right ratio of comedy vs. poignancy is maintained throughout, as to avoid the movie becoming either too frivolous or too preachy.

    Will our flawed hero finally become a responsible adult or will he continue his womanizing, mooching and free-spending ways? Well, the movie doesn't say since this is not the kind of major transformation that happens over such a short period but by the end of the flick Floyd definitely doesn't look a care-free guy he did in the beginning of it.

    As an aside, it is interesting to watch mid-to-late 1970s Belgrade in the background. This was a definite heyday of the communist, foreign-loan-fueled la dolce vita in Yugoslavia. National basketball team was winning European, World and Olympic titles, people were going to Trieste, Italy on weekend shopping pilgrimages in search of fashionable western merchandise and Goran Bregovic & 'Bijelo dugme' were introducing the mass appeal of rock'n'roll to Yugoslav youth. Unfortunately it didn't last, a slow but steady downhill ride commenced soon afterwards, culminating in what the entire world saw play out in the Balkans during the 1990s.
    7Oggz

    When disco ruled the world

    Despite the somewhat lame plot this has aged rather well - mostly due to good all round performances from some of the usual acting suspects of Serbian cinema, who were in this instance given credible dialogues to work with and were backed by a steady and competent direction by Goran Markovic. The film also takes a fab and unique snapshot of the city of Belgrade in the late seventies, when life and times suddenly became more affluent and marginally less constrained by the country politics. Fuelled by a feel good disco soundtrack (which helped launch the careers of the likes of Aleksandra Sladjana Milosevic and Oliver Mandic amongst others), the movie introduces (albeit diffidently) what is probably the first gay character in Serbian cinema, and delivers a heartfelt homage to a little car with a big soul that tends to break down a bit too often - the famous Fiat/Zastava 750, at the time the most popular car in the country - and the most affordable. An hour and a half of very enjoyable local movie nostalgia depicting some altogether more innocent times. And you can also boogie to the tunes.
    10richkiel

    One for anthology

    So much fun... A simple story, with great characters and fine screen writing, as well as acting. And an unforgettable soundtrack. An unpretentious little film that does everything right. I am not surprised people love it.
    10planetakst

    Masterpiece!

    By far my favorite film. This is what cinema should be, delightful memories. Best Serbian (and former Yugoslav) film.
    10milanpavlovic

    Blasé Belgrade of the late 1970s

    In an Oscar-worthy performance, Dragan Nikolic stars as Branimir Mitrovic Floyd, a 27-year old race car driver of a Fiat 600 (affectionately known as the "Fica" in the former Yugoslavia), aspiring to advance to the prestigious "National" racing class. Inspired in part by the true-life story of Montenegrin film director Branko Baletic, with an all-star cast also featuring the legendary Danilo Bata Stojkovic, Olivera Markovic, Voja Brajovic, Irfan Mensur, Bogdan Diklic, Rahela Ferari, Aleksandar Bercek, Gorica Popovic, and others, "Nacionalna klasa" is easily among the top 10 movies ever made in Serbia. We witness one week in the life of Branimir Mitrovic Floyd.

    And what an exciting life it is! On a typical day, Floyd goes from one adventure to the next, juggling a lot of things at once: he's trying to sort out his relationship with his rich girlfriend Silja, who informs him that she's pregnant and wants to break up with him; he's trying to avoid a shotgun wedding, being forced on him by Silja's father, a Communist Party apparatchik whom Floyd affectionately calls "cika Moma" (uncle Moma); Floyd is also trying to dodge the draft, with a little help from his shady buddy Papi and a new friend, the dorky but affable Mile "rent-a-bubreg" (Mile rent-a-kidney). Floyd is constantly in action. He's trying to hook up with Senka, a new fling he meets in the halls of Belgrade University; raise money, with the help of his colorful friend Simke, to buy new tires for his aging Fica for the last race of the season; dodge a pesky pensioner, "comrade" Cabor, who claims that Floyd hit his Skoda; and act as a matchmaker for his buddy Zika, a first-rate mechanic who works on Floyd's Fica.

    Floyd has made the best of a strained situation: he doesn't have much money and lives with his parents, but that won't stop him from pursuing his dream of becoming the champion of his racing class and having as much fun along the way as possible. Floyd is in a class of his own. After following Senka into a women's bathroom and being admonished by her to leave ("Hey, get out! Some woman's gonna come in here and have a stroke if she sees you."), he retorts with bravado and cool self-confidence: "So what? Hey, do you want to get together later tonight?" Inevitably, the question on every moviegoer's mind is: Will Floyd win the crucial last race of the season? And will our somewhat self-centered hero find a way out of his predicament?

    While the movie accurately portrays the blasé atmosphere of Belgrade in the late 1970s, it also provides a subtle criticism of Yugoslavia's communist order by touching on social differences among the various film protagonists. In contrast to common folk such as Floyd's dad (a butcher), Zika (the car mechanic), and Senka (the aspiring college student) -- all of whom struggle to make ends meet -- the Communist Party apparatchik (uncle Moma) and his family are living it up in their villa in the elite suburb of Dedinje. Uncle Moma's work consists of writing position papers and attending Party meetings. And while ordinary pensioners such as "comrade" Cabor and Floyd's great aunt (tetka Nata) live quiet, unassuming lives, the all-powerful army recruiter Vidoje barks at Floyd: "Don't call me 'uncle Rade', the fact that your father and I are friends means nothing."

    It's a shame that the film's director, Goran Markovic, never made a sequel. I have often wondered about the destiny of our hero and the other protagonists of this cult classic. What is Floyd up to, three decades later? One fact is indisputable: for many future generations of 20-something urbanites in Serbia seeking adventure and fun, Branimir Mitrovic Floyd will be quite an inspiration.

    June 2007 update: In an interview published in the Belgrade daily "Kurir" on June 19, 2007, Dragan Nikolic announced that a sequel may be in the works after all. According to Nikolic: "The story would be interesting to me not because I would play the lead role, but because the plot would center around Floyd's son, who did not use his father's experience in his own life. That's why he has the same problem that his father had - he does not have a good car, yet he wants to be champion, and he's asking himself, like I used to ask myself, can that be accomplished without money? I spoke with Goran Markovic about a sequel, and he is somewhere on the verge of starting to work on this story, if he hasn't already started working on it in the meantime."

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      As of 2016 it was included in the #100 Serbian movies list (1911-1999) and protected as cultural heritage of great importance.
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      Featured in Serbie, année zéro (2001)
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      Performed by Oliver Dragojevic

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    • Data di uscita
      • 9 gennaio 1979 (Jugoslava)
    • Paese di origine
      • Jugoslava
    • Lingua
      • Serbo-croato
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