Story goes something like this. An ingenious composer takes the web-cam in place to shoot his suicide (that scene IS NOT part of the movie). Neighbours and other people entering his flat after hearing a gun shot are unaware that web-cam is still recording. And there goes out all human selfish, hidden side. People eating, drinking, arguing and making business next to dead man's body is just a part of what we humans are. Just a few of the characters know full name and surname of the dead composer, but they all have opinion about his life and death. After detective reveals that the web-cam is "on and recording" the whole time and that only judge may turn it off for investigation reasons, everyone's true nature turns off and we see another side of who we really are. Interestng motion picture made almost revolutionary, in one long take with the web-cam. Talent of a lead actor Emir Hadihafizbegović makes this film even better with his rural accent and simple man's behavior. Worth seeing.
Review of Death of a Man in the Balkans
