Young Serbian director Maja Miloš turned heads at the International Film Festival Rotterdam with her debut feature, Clip. A gritty look at sexualized youth the film got tongues wagging with the film eventually landing a Tiger Award - the festival's top prize. Here's how our own Ard Vijn described the story:
with the film's Serbian release just around the corner a teaser and brief scene from the film have been released online. Check them out below.Jasna is a young teenager living in a hellish-looking concrete city-block. Her father has a terminal disease and needs constant care, provided by her mother and younger sister. Jasna however refuses to help, or in anyway grow towards a future of drudgery which is the only thing held in front of her. Under the guise of "studying with friends" she always escapes to a seemingly endless string of parties.
When she becomes attached to a local drug-dealing bully and "successfully" becomes his girlfriend, she starts recording all sorts of clips on her mobile phone. Meant as fun moments to share with friends, what's recorded does not paint a pretty picture at all...