Q1. How does "Underground" use humor to address the complexities and tragedies of war?
Q2. In what ways does the film challenge traditional narratives of wartime experiences?
Q3. How does the setting of Belgrade during the NATO bombardment influence the film's portrayal of conflict?
Q4. What impact does the use of satire have on the audience's understanding of historical events depicted in the film?
Q5. How does the film balance between humor and the serious subject matter, and what effect does this have on the audience's emotional response and interpretation?
Q6. Describe the film (Underground), what you learned from it, and what you liked or disliked about it. What are some thought-provoking questions about the film?
A French-German- Serbian co-production, Underground makes you see the history and the cinema of the last century like you never dared to see it before. Hilarious and outrageously thought-provoking, it gives an inkling of what European cinema is capable of. Filmed in Belgrade during NATO bombardment, the film tells of war like no other.