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The worst sin of all, though, is that Turajlic's documentary is simply dull to watch.
[A] sad, but fascinating story ...
Plenty of diverting anecdotes and intriguing talking heads, but not much deep penetration into the events and issues depicted or their wider impact.
A brash, diverting and slightly disorganised documentary that reveals how closely Yugoslavian cinema was tied to the Tito regime.
A nostalgic, poignant documentary, Cinema Komunisto , with its stunning archival footage, is fascinating and enlightening in its championing of a nation that's gone, but should certainly not be forgotten.
A great way to get the inside track on loads of weirdo sixties war movies without having to sit through them.
The irreverence pays off in some gobsmacking anecdotes, all backed by archive footage.
Mila Turajlic's Cinema Komunisto is a Serbian documentary that explores a fascinating piece of history little known outside Eastern Europe.
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