译　　名　敌人
片　　名　The Enemy
年　　代　2011
国　　家　塞尔维亚/波黑/克罗地亚/匈牙利
类　　别　剧情/战争/恐怖/惊悚
语　　言　塞尔维亚语
字　　幕　中文字幕
IMDB评分 7.2/10 from 185 users
IMDB链接 http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1517225
文件格式　RMVB
视频尺寸　640 x 272
片　　长　104 Mins
导　　演　Dejan Zecevic
主　　演　Aleksandar Stojkovic ....Cole
　　　　　　維克·寇斯提克 Vuk Kostic ....Caki
　　　　　　提喝米尔·斯塔尼克 Tihomir Stanic ....Daba
　　　　　　Ljubomir Bandovic ....Sirovina
　　　　　　Marija Pikic ....Danica
　　　　　　斯拉夫科·斯提马科 Slavko Stimac ....Vesko
　　　　　　Dragan Marinkovic ....Lik
　　　　　　Goran Jokic ....Faruk
　　　　　　Stefan Bundalo ....Guzica
　　　　　　Vladimir Djordjevic ....Sivi
　　　　　　Dusko Mazalica ....Jovica

简　　介　
Shortly after the peace breaks out in Bosnia an engineering unit is removing mines from the border between the two sides who until recently, were at war. They find a man walled into a basement, apparently waiting for them.
Bosnia 1995. Seven days after the Dayton Agreement. A small army engineering squad sweeps for mines in the mountains. In a nearby forsaken factory, partially destroyed during the war, they find a walled-in cellar - and in it a man quietly sitting behind a desk, with an ashtray filled with cigarette butts. No food, no water, no light. He looks like has been waiting for them.
The squad brings him back to base, despite his dubious sounding story. He refuses food and drink, continuing to smoke his cigarettes. Returning to the factory, the soldiers find a group of dead people, that they’re sure weren’t there before. Ambushed, they take a captive and bring him too back to camp. When he sees the man from the cellar he tells the squad they have released the devil himself.
Powerful cinematography makes full use of the bleak but beautiful open landscapes and decrepit buildings, alternating the loneliness and claustrophobia of the squad’s predicament. Surrounded by minefields, and increasingly strange events, the squad’s uncertainty about their strange guest takes them closer and closer to the edge.
Bosnia, 1995, the seventh day of peace: an engineering unit is removing mines from the border between the two sides who until recently, were at war. Each of the soldiers is burdened by experiences from the frontline; each is facing his fears in his own way. Some are prone to self-destruction while others are happy to be alive. Some are catatonic due to trauma; others take refuge in prayer...