Watch The Trailer For Dark Serbian Fairy Tale LOVELESS ZORITSA (CRNA ZORICA)
[Updated with English subtitled trailer.]
Back in November ScreenAnarchy brought a selection of stills from Loveless Zoritsa, a Serbian production dabbling in dark fairy tales and even darker comedy.
Zoritsa is a village girl who bears an extraordinary curse: Since her first love got mysteriously drawn in the river, men around her die in a strange way. The raged villagers name her "the kiss of death". The case is in the hands of Mane, the stubborn, young, newcomer cop from Belgrade, temporarily working in the "haunted village". Mane doesn't believe in such "mumbo-jumbo" stories. Soon he will have to face the heavily armed villagers, but also to answer the crucial question: Is Zoritsa a serial killer or just a girl who yearns for love?
When we wrote our previous article on this one we commented that the last time a Serbian film went into this territory the result was the Jeunet inspired madness of Tears For Sale and while the first trailer makes it clear that directors Radoslav Pavković and Christina Hadjicharalambous are keeping the stylistic flourishes rather more grounded with this one it's the sort of thing Jeunet would be proud to have his name on regardless. Take a look below.
Back in November ScreenAnarchy brought a selection of stills from Loveless Zoritsa, a Serbian production dabbling in dark fairy tales and even darker comedy.
Zoritsa is a village girl who bears an extraordinary curse: Since her first love got mysteriously drawn in the river, men around her die in a strange way. The raged villagers name her "the kiss of death". The case is in the hands of Mane, the stubborn, young, newcomer cop from Belgrade, temporarily working in the "haunted village". Mane doesn't believe in such "mumbo-jumbo" stories. Soon he will have to face the heavily armed villagers, but also to answer the crucial question: Is Zoritsa a serial killer or just a girl who yearns for love?
When we wrote our previous article on this one we commented that the last time a Serbian film went into this territory the result was the Jeunet inspired madness of Tears For Sale and while the first trailer makes it clear that directors Radoslav Pavković and Christina Hadjicharalambous are keeping the stylistic flourishes rather more grounded with this one it's the sort of thing Jeunet would be proud to have his name on regardless. Take a look below.
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