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Spoiler-free premise
Danube hustler Matko incurs gangster debt and agrees to marry his son Zare to Dadan's unwanted sister Afrodita.
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Small-time Danube smuggler Matko botches a fuel-train scheme financed by flamboyant gangster Dadan. To settle the debt, Dadan demands that Matko's teenage son Zare marry his diminutive sister Afrodita, though both intended spouses love other people.
Why it belongs
Black Cat, White Cat lets criminal farce overflow into carnival through brass music, animals, riverbank clutter, and performers moving at comic extremes.
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Accordions, geese, pigs, trains, ramshackle houses, gangsters, wedding rituals, and nonstop lateral motion fill the frame with anarchic life. The young lovers' directness gives the grotesque plotting a simple emotional line.