A Rifle for Sleeping

Synopsis

A Rifle for Sleeping (Puška za uspavljivanje) is a gripping drama released in 1997, directed by Dejan Šorak. The film follows the story of a weapons dealer Vuk who faces a moral dilemma when he discovers the true intentions of his clients. As he navigates the dangerous world of arms dealing, Vuk grapples with the consequences of his actions and the price of his choices. With stellar performances by Rene Medvešek in the lead role and a tense atmosphere that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats, A Rifle for Sleeping delves into themes of morality, loyalty, and the human cost of violence.

Cast

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  Rene Medvešek

  Janko

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  Filip Šovagović

  Stanko

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  Mustafa Nadarević

  Karlo Štajner

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  Relja Bašić

  Šef policije

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  Goran Višnjić

  Devetka - '9'

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  Dražen Kuhn

  Slavek

Reviews

A Rifle for Sleeping has divided critics with its gritty portrayal of the arms trade industry and the moral complexities it explores. While some have praised the film for its realistic depiction and nuanced character development, others have found fault in its pacing and lack of depth in certain plot points. The film has garnered mixed reviews, with some critics lauding Rene Medvešek's performance as Vuk and the film's atmospheric tension, while others have criticized its script and narrative structure. Despite its flaws, A Rifle for Sleeping offers a thought-provoking reflection on the consequences of one's actions and the price of redemption. Overall, the film has received a variety of ratings, showcasing its polarizing nature among viewers and critics alike. IMDb rates A Rifle for Sleeping at 6.4/10.