Serbian Scars

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Cast & Crew

Vladimir Rajcic
Alex Obilich

Michael Madsen
Dreq

Mark Dacascos
Peter Olsen Obilich

Steve Agnew
Goran Obilich

Bojana Brankovic
Senka

Sergej Trifunovic
Beni

Jana Milic
Suzana

Predrag Jovanovic
Dr. Zlatan

Claudia Christian
Meggie

Biljana Misic
Kristina

Brent Huff
Director

Brent Huff
Screenwriter

Gary M. Lumpp
Screenwriter

Predrag Rajcic
Executive Producer

Vladimir Rajcic
Executive Producer

Dragan Savic
Executive Producer

Rastko Aksentijevic
Original Music

Predrag Rajcic
Original Music

Rudy Harbon
Cinematographer

Pete Sepenuk
Film Editor

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Critic Reviews for Serbian Scars

Audience Reviews for Serbian Scars

• Mar 30, 2012

  After watching this movie first question on my mind was: Who is producing these movies?... Why? Well, if I was putting my money in something I'll be sure that I'll get something back - and this "piece of art" could not earn you anything! And after that I found out that this action thriller was actually produced by Vladimir Rajcic - he wrote it, he got (or took) the role of the main character and hired Brent Huff to direct a movie... and reading their biographies I'll have to say, these guys are not inexperienced, that's a fact, but together they didn't do much. The story is set in Belgrade, Chicago and the Kosovo - province which is now recognised by some countries as an independent colony of NATO, and chronicles the complicated relationship of two estranged brothers - one adopted and another one born in a marriage of a Serbian father and Chinese mother. The adopted one used to be a soldier when the father, who was a scientist for the government, send the younger boy and his mother to USA... OK... that is where my problem starts with the story and after that just builds up... or worst... digs a hole... I understand everything in this story but not many things make sense... like for start: how did they managed to send to US a Chinese citizen wife with a child of a scientist who was on a terrorist list (that's what the CIA agents said in the movie) during the war between NATO and old Yugoslavia - I cannot figure it out ... Try to get a TRANSIT VISA and you'll see what I mean... the story is like a Swiss cheese - full with holes - analyse it from any direction, still the same! Later that soldier ventures to America in search of his long lost brother, unaware that his brother may hold the key to a devastating weapon their father developed, and that a terrorist now desires. Oh... I forgot to say... the soldier is in love with a Muslim girl... they live in Belgrade, but somehow her mother thinks that they live behind enemy lines saying: Christians are our enemies... I wasted too much time on this film... watching it and writing about it. There is so many better things to do: I'll go to change my son's nappy!
  Panta O Super Reviewer

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