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  Review by Terése Flynn ★★½ 2

  I got this movie recommended by a Serb, him saying that it portrayed much of what is wrong with his country in honest and raw way. The degeneration of youth, due to bad precondition and non-caring adults. Add to this the concern of what sexualisation in society does to young kids, and you pretty much have the message that Clip is trying to portray. And it does that pretty well without putting the blame on the teens themselves. They are just victims of a society that doesn't have the means to provide them with the best life possible, and some of them are more out of luck than others. Trying to find love, happiness and reassurance in the only way…

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  Review by Marko Stojiljkovic ★★★★½

  Recimo da razumem neke od stranaca koji Klip nisu skapirali i sveli ga na (samo) savremeni "update" onoga što su Larry Clark i Harmony Korine izveli sa Kids, kao što razumem i one koji su na njega propisno odlepili, više osećajući da se tu krije vrlo razrađena socijalna priča u pozadini studije o emocionalnoj distanciranosti. Ali za gledanje Klipa je u neku ruku presudan srpski, balkanski ili makar istočnoevropski "background" jer film na maestralan način (sitnim i možda ne tako sitnim nedostacima uprkos) govori o onoj realnosti klase tranzicionih gubitnika mlađih generacija kojima su šanse iz dana u dan manji: o preziru prema prethodnim generacijama koje su se "jeftinije" izvukle, o činjenici da se klinci u sistemu ne snalaze i…

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  Review by cinemacl🎃wn ★½ 3

  Lacking both plot or character development of any sort, Clip presents director Maja Miloš trying to give us a brutal insight into the lives of Serbian youth through a young & troubled teenager named Jasna who likes recording the world around her on her cellphone. Her family life is a mess since her father is dying of a terminal illness while her mother isn't prepared to deal with all of this. Jasna also has a crush on a hooligan who, after getting to know that she will do anything for him, starts taking advantage of her sexually without reciprocating towards her feelings. Throughout the 90 minutes, all we see here is the self-destruction journey that Jasna is on, the drastic measures…

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  Review by marija

  meni je neverovatno što za neke stvari bukvalno imam mozak zlatne ribice ali zato se jasno sećam prvog gledanja ovog filma jer sam se tada od bake i deke preselila kod tate gde sam imala neometan pristup kompu i gledala najtiše moguće jer olga i paja spavaju iza mene 
  logično, bila (blago rečeno) frapirana i razmišljala šta ako stvarno ovako izgleda srednjoškolsko iskustvo u beogradu, znajući da ću otići kod mame za 3 godine i upisati srednju u tom beogradu nez jezivo baš sam se usrala, to mi je bio prvi all nighter
  ali da, ovo je bila moja euforija pre euforije i ovo ne treba da gleda devojčica od dvanaest godina niti ovo treba da se dešava devojčici od…

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  Review by Warp ★★★ 2

  Kids: Serbian Edition

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  Review by FilmGator ½ 2

  Bleh. Watched this until it dawned on me that it is about a 14 year old (portrayed by an actual 14 year old) engaging in various sex acts. No. Just No. I may be a sleeze bag, slut, horn dog, etc... but this shit does the opposite of calling my dong to attention.

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  Review by metheartfart ★★½

  Hell is a teenage girl in the balkans

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  Review by 21savic ★★

  Au jebote pa mi zivimo u drustvu

  
  
  
  
  

  Nisam bio skroz siguran ali nakon gledanja ovog filma mogu da potvrdim da da, mi zaista zivimo u drustvu

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  Review by Andrija Čurović ★★★

  ali poster slavice cukteras, pa ovo nema nigde hahahahahhaha

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  Review by Horrible Reviews 1

  Hmmmm... so, here we have a Serbian movie that’s trying to be shocking/provocative by showing the nihilistic lifes of the modern teenager. Specifically 14(?) year old Jasna. So for 90+ minutes we see her drinking, doing drugs, partying, and partaking in casual sex, all the while being the most annoying daughter possible to her parents, while her father is dying.

  And from what I understand, the actress was actually 14 when production began, so you wonder how they got away with certain scenes, but overall it’s just not interesting. Nothing shocking in a way that we’ve never seen before, and the story/characters we’re left with, we simply don’t care about...

  I never mind a dark, nihilistic coming-of-age drama, but this one didn’t really do it for me.

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  Review by jon ★★★★★

  if you have to ask why it’s iconic you don't get it

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  Review by noemí ★★★★

  it's really weird... when i think about my childhood. it scares me. i feel nothing at all. as if it never had happened. that the things that i remember... are just nonsense