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THE KOLABORATOR

Directed by Chris Bessounian
  • Serbo-Croatian with English subtitles / 
  • 14 minutes
This short film is not available for purchase individually. It can be purchased with the feature film, TROUBLED WATER.
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Synopsis

Goran, a promising young soccer player, is forced to become a soldier as the war in Yugoslavia begins. He is quickly transformed from a talented athlete into an executioner. But soon Goran must make the decision of his life when he is ordered to kill someone from his past.

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Customer Reviews


Peter Chapman - Customer Review
It's a perfectly crafted story with riveting performances, beautiful photography, great direction, an emotional roller-coaster that leaves you speechless.


M. Visnic - Customer Review
Troubled was just remarkable, but Kolaborator hit me like a punch to the gut. Sad to see such wonderful country torn apart.


Jeff in Seattle - Customer Review
Genocide in Bosnia is a horrible time, but the idea of an executioner facing someone he knows seems too cliched. The film is well executed though (no pun intended).