Nothing Personal 2009
In Marko Šantić's sharp 2009 crime-drama short *Nothing Personal*, two would-be thieves, Roko and Boris, prepare to break into a suburban home—only to encounter an unexpected obstacle.
Director: Marko Šantić
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Nothing Personal (2009) about?
Two small-time criminals, Roko and Boris, attempt a suburban burglary but find their plan derailed when they encounter an unlikely figure: a priest. The short film explores their struggle with morality and chaos as their simple crime spirals into the absurd.
Who directed Nothing Personal?
Marko Šantić directed *Nothing Personal (2009)*, bringing a sharp, atmospheric tone to this crime-drama short.
Who stars in Nothing Personal?
The lead roles are played by Filip Križan as Roko and Jan Kerekeš as Boris, with Milan Pleština rounding out the cast.
Is Nothing Personal (2009) worth watching?
While *Nothing Personal* lacks an IMDb rating, its tight script and thematic depth make it a compelling watch for fans of crime dramas. The 17-minute runtime ensures it's a quick, thought-provoking addition to the genre.
How long is Nothing Personal?
*Nothing Personal* runs for 17 minutes.
About Nothing Personal (2009) — A Crime-Drama Short Where Plans Meet Divine Intervention
In Marko Šantić's sharp 2009 crime-drama short *Nothing Personal*, two would-be thieves, Roko and Boris, prepare to break into a suburban home—only to encounter an unexpected obstacle. Their carefully rehearsed plan unravels when the door swings open to reveal a priest instead of their intended victim. What begins as a simple robbery takes on an eerie, ironic twist as the criminals grapple with their own moral dilemmas in the face of divine interference.
The film thrives on tension and dark humor, weaving themes of guilt, desperation, and the absurdity of fate into its compact 17-minute runtime. With a minimalist style that amplifies every awkward silence and nervous glance, Šantić crafts a microcosm of crime gone wrong—where the biggest challenge isn't the heist itself, but the unscripted chaos that follows.
Starring Filip Križan and Jan Kerekeš, *Nothing Personal (2009)* delivers a punchy, thought-provoking experience that lingers long after the credits roll.