Boomerang
- Year:
- 2001
- 87 min
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BOOMERANG:
GOOD MORNING,
MY DEAR FRIENDS.
AFTER A FEW WARS,
TWO EARTHQUAKES,
ONE BIG FLOOD,
ONE BOMBING CAMPAIGN,
AND A SLIGHT MISUNDERSTANDING
PEACE FINALLY:
REIGNS IN SERBIA.
NO ONE KNOWS.
BUT FOR NOW,
TO THESE BORING:
TIMES OF PEACE.
AND I, THE GUARDIAN ANGEL WILL
Morning, Bobby.
Cool!
What's this junk?
Ro-lex.
Three points!
How dare you fire at me,
you little sh*t!?
I can't get drunk in my own
bar without people teasing me.
As soon as I open my eyes,
I see only darkness.
Don't touch Darinka!
No-goods like you have
ruined this country!
Everyone else does something.
Drug dealing,
cigarette smuggling...
But you just spend my pension
and sell the family heirlooms.
Speaking...
Yeah, I've got Darinka.
Of course it is an original.
From my granny...
Yes, sir. No, it's not
stolen; it's inherited.
Okay, tonight at Boomerang.
to the police? -To the police?
Find her, you idiot!
Who am I working with...?
'O, accordion of mine,
Soaked with tears,
Do you know to someone
else my darling is pledged?
Do you know to someone
else she is pledged?'
May God bless you, son.
May He give you health.
May God give
you happiness.
Don't use all that God stuff
on me. -Okay, I won't.
Don't go to the cinema
today. I see misfortune.
It's just
some comedy anyway.
There's an excellent
movie tomorrow.
Griffith's
'Birth of a Nation'.
Real racism! Great!
Today something bad
might happen.
Well where should I go then?
- Let me think.
Here, have a smoke.
- No thanks.
Did I mention that there's
an interesting exhibition...
...at the National Museum?
- Get lost! Beat it!
Whatever. I've warned you.
Something bad might happen!
Don't do that, kid.
You have to pay, kid.
- I know I have to pay, lady.
Is something wrong?
A migraine. I haven't
slept for three days.
I've got just the thing.
- It's no use.
I took ten German aspirin.
No affect.
This is powder from America.
You can't get it in a drugstore.
From America? I guess it
can't hurt. -Of course not.
What are you doing down there?
- I've lost my watch.
If you see a Rolex engraved
with the words:
'To my brother for his 19th
birthday, sis Olga', please...
I'll buy you a drink.
- Yeah, no problem.
Not through the mouth,
through the nose.
The nose? Like this?
- Yes, as hard as you can.
What are you doing in here?!
- I need to piss.
What are you doing here?!
- This is the female toilet.
I didn't know toilets had
sexes. What's your name?
Red Riding Hood. I'm taking
cakes to my Granny.
And what's in your bag?
- Cocaine. It's excellent.
I'm shaking up
decent citizens.
Feel like having a drink?
A Gypsy woman said I'd meet
a handsome man in the can here.
And that I'd end up
marrying him.
Tell me the first thing
that comes to your mind.
I'd love us to spend
some time together.
You mean you want to screw me?
- Well, yeah. -Well, okay.
Have you got a boyfriend?
- You're jealous already.
Wait here,
I have to take a leak.
Did it work?
The pain's completely gone.
I feel great.
Now I can see
life's real colors.
How I've wasted my life
on trivial things.
I won't charge anyone
ever again. Free toilets!
My life's completely
changed, kid...
Completely. -Cool!
Now make the most of it.
See the world, meet new
people, new exotic religions.
Read beautiful books, listen to
classical music. Have kids!
Here's a bit more medicine.
It'll change your life.
Thanks, kid.
Hey, Tony!
Where are you, man!?
Listen, I've found
the woman of my dreams.
She can change the world.
I don't even need to piss now.
It's a miracle, Tony!
Mickey, buddy, hold your
horses. Think it over. Bye.
Miracle? Fire is a miracle!
There you go. - Wait! Keep
your money. No charge!
I've had a vision.
God gave me a second chance!
Give the money
to someone needy.
Some of us can still
pay for a piss.
What's with that painting?
Did you steal it?
Look who's talking!
This is Sodom and Gomorrah!
It can't go on like this!
I'm quitting the toilet!
I'm off to a monastery!
I'm out of here!
We talk about progress and
the future of our country,
but in fact we're just
one big sh*t!
There's no one to slam down
their fist and to say:
'Enough is enough!'
Everything's falling apart!
You who spend your money
on drinks and whores,
have you ever given a cent
to a beggar, or shown mercy
to your fellow creatures?
Where will your souls go?
Communists!
Hypocrites!
Long live Stalin!
What a character!
I can't go home,
my father will kill me.
For the sake of our marriage
don't bullshit.
It leads to confusion
in nuptial relationships...
Is your dad that tough?
When he was my age
he killed lots of people.
A Partisan, eh?
Sis! It's late. What will
Dad say? -I don't give a damn.
Yeah, then he'll
spank me again.
You're unique, eh? -I'm
going to run this guy over.
It pisses me off the way they
think they own the street.
Step on it!
Did you see that hit and run?
Should I get his licence plate,
boss, to give it to the police?
You idiot!
We're the bad guys.
That's my third.
What have you done, sister?
- I'm not your sister.
I'm your wife-to-be.
- I still haven't proposed to you.
As long as you know
who you're dealing with.
Anyway, you're an accomplice.
I didn't want to. -Why do you
do things you don't want?
You're not one of those dull,
boring, ironic types, are you?
That was a man!
- He was old, ugly and mean!
How do you know he wasn't
some really great guy?
Only God can judge
that sort of thing.
God's lost sight
of the criteria.
I killed him,
someone will kill me...
Equilibrium will once again
be established in the universe.
The end of the world is near.
Really?
So, you'll marry me? -Sure,
the prophecy must come true.
Didn't I say it might
be a bad day?
Mister?
Are you alive?
Shall I read your palm?
Bobby, man! I always sh*t
myself when I come in here.
Well, do you think you
can just walk in?
Do we have to risk our lives
to have a drink in this bar?
Why do you drink
when it's bad for you?
when you're sober, Bobby.
Come on. House rules.
Three, four, go!
You always beat me when
it's the three of us.
Put this somewhere safe, so
Tony doesn't set the bar on fire.
Don't worry,
I'll take good care of it.
Now let's have some music!
- No!
How can you listen to that,
Bobby? -Hard Serbian rock!
So, what are we drinking?
What are we drinking?
We've been drinking the same
thing together for 20 years.
And me personally since
I was in my mother's womb.
Do you know what my
mother used to say to me?
'Son, I drank to make
a man out of you.'
That's mothers for you!
Even when they drink,
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