Black Cat, White Cat

Black Cat, White Cat is a 1998 Serbian romantic comedy-drama film directed by Emir Kusturica. The movie follows the story of Matko, a small-time Romani smuggler, and his teenage son Zare, who live near the Danube River. Matko plans to steal a train of smuggled fuel and asks his old friend Grga Pitić for a loan. However, Grga's son Dadan double-crosses Matko and marries his sister Afrodita to Zare against his will. Zare is already in love with Ida, a barmaid working at Sujka's establishment. The film takes place in a rural Roma community where traditional values and family ties are important. The plot is full of unexpected twists and turns as the characters navigate their complicated relationships and loyalties. The movie features vibrant characters such as Dadan's harem, Grga Pitić's wheelchair-bound gangster persona, Sujka's sharp wit as the grandmother of Ida; all these contribute to its comedic charm while maintaining an engaging narrative that balances humor with emotion beautifully. Throughout it all Emir Kusturica injects social commentary and symbols into every scene subtly but effectively without detracting from entertainment value or impacting how engaging or entertaining it would be for viewers - something which perfectly encapsulates what makes Black Cat White Cat so beloved among audiences worldwide!

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Black Cat, White Cat was released in theaters on September 10, 1998.