Absolute Hundred

Original title: Apsolutnih sto

2001
1h 33m

IMDb RATING

7.5/10

3.8K

YOUR RATING

Action Crime Drama Thriller

Igor, ex-Olympic marksman, grapples with addiction and underworld debt. Sasa, his marksman brother, resorts to street vigilantism in post-war Belgrade's chaos, but faces mental anguish.Igor, ex-Olympic marksman, grapples with addiction and underworld debt. Sasa, his marksman brother, resorts to street vigilantism in post-war Belgrade's chaos, but faces mental anguish.Igor, ex-Olympic marksman, grapples with addiction and underworld debt. Sasa, his marksman brother, resorts to street vigilantism in post-war Belgrade's chaos, but faces mental anguish.

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IMDb RATING

7.5/10

3.8K

YOUR RATING

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Awards
- 11 wins & 3 nominations

Featured review

5/10

2 stars

This film is about a family of marksmen. The father was famous, and the older brother (who reminded me of David Spade) was a world champion in his day, but has become a junkie since the war. The younger brother (who reminded me a bit of Wes Bentley) is training for a big tournament, but external events such as his brother selling the shooting range are making this increasingly difficult.

This is a film with a very energetic style, including pounding music and an injection scene that reminded me a bit of "Requiem for a Dream," but it didn't connect for me. Seen at Cinequest (the San Jose, CA film festival) on 2/28/2002.