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That movie got made and got praised, but a lot of it isn't true. Participants in the film include: Views Read Edit View history. He concludes by opining that "though not the absolute best film in the 30 for 30 series, Once Brothers might be the film that best encapsulates the kind of personal, outside-the-mainstream storytelling that characterizes the series as a whole". This page was last edited on 23 September , at Writing for The A. By using this site, you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.

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Mekoc believe the two of them became close friends once they both went to the NBA at the same time in because being together made coping with life in the new world easier".

Retrieved from " https: I'm not sure about the credibility of a portrayal of a relationship between two guys in a sports team, especially when one of them is very much dead while the other one is very much alive.

He concludes by opining that "though not the absolute best film in the 30 for 30 series, Once Brothers might be the film that best encapsulates the kind of personal, outside-the-mainstream storytelling that characterizes the series as a whole". From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Reaction to the film in Croatia continued well after its premiere. Following a theater run in the country, the film aired on Radio Television of Serbia 's channel one in prime time on Thursday, 26 May The duo played together on the Yugoslavia national basketball team from to and were at one time close friends, but the Yugoslav Wars drove them apart emotionally, as they came from opposing sides.

By using this site, you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. That wasn't why they got driven apart — that was just the story for the newspapers.

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The New York Times. Ne znam od kuda Divcu da su me zvali".

He continues by saying the film has a great story, but that it's also "framed in a contrived way with Divac telling us that his eldest son, an year-old, wants to know what life was like when he was his age, and so into the Wayback Machine we go".

That movie got made and got praised, but a lot of it isn't nemoc.

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Once Brothers is a sports documentary film written and directed by Michael Tolajian. Archived from the original on This page was last edited on 23 Septemberat They kept in telephone contact when they were in the NBA". Michael Tully of hammertonail. Brcaa we were in the national team their relationship wasn't all that close.

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Many things happened in the calendar of our lives since then, and explaining player relations, chemistry and circumstances that this team, which was unique in every way, functioned in is lacking common decency, especially when it's done from an American perspective". Dan Devine of the Ball Don't Lie sports blog feels Once Brothers "is exactly the kind of presentation 30 for 30 was meant to produce—an enthralling recounting of a forgotten or underappreciated story about how sports and capital-letters Real Life interact" and sees its biggest asset, among many of them, to be "the honesty of Divac, Kukoc, and Radja in discussing the emotional toll that the war took on them".

David Cassilo on the SLAM Magazine blog described the film as mainly being Divac's story about dealing with the division that comes between him a Serb and all of the Croats that were once his teammates on the Yugoslavian national team, praising it as a must-see for any NBA fan because "within the main story is the story of how an international player adjusts to the NBA. I know Divac and I think he was very honest and truthful about the things he said in the movie.

Divac and his former Yugoslavian teammates express all of the obstacles that are in the way for a foreign-born player, including style of play, language and the lack of belief by others that they could actually cut it in the NBA".

ClubScott Tobias had mixed feelings about the movie: Writing for the Slant Magazine blog, Jason Bellamy summarizes Once Brothers as an intimate tale that paints a vast panorama, but sees its long intro as necessary because "a good number of average [American] sports fans might not even remember Divac and Petrovic, and even many legitimate NBA fans are unlikely to know much about that duo's European careers, not to mention the outline of the war in the former Yugoslavia".

Just one of many things in it that are not accurate is the whole flag thing. Retrieved 23 October Tobias ends by saying the scene with Divac walking through Zagreb is the best one in the entire movie, but that it also has a problem bracaa being "just another step in Divac's scripted road to reconciliation, which ends predictably with a casual conversation with Petrovic's mother and a visit to his friend's grave", before concluding that " Ndkoc Brothers has some moving scenes despite itself, but the whole production feels as spontaneous as a frozen pizza—just heat and serve".

Both on and off the court.

Writing for The A. That was never a great friendship to begin with and the flag incident was never a problem between them. The film's first ever public showing took place on 10 October at the Hamptons International Film Festival. All the other things are stupidity not worth commenting on.