Blues for Sara 1998
In the quirky 1998 Slovenian neo-noir comedy-drama *Blues for Sara*, private eye Emil Marlovšek spends his days solving cases of missing dogs—until he meets the enigmatic Sara in a dimly lit jazz bar.
Director: Boris Jurjaševič
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Blues for Sara (1998) about?
A down-on-his-luck private detective in Slovenia stumbles into a mystery when the woman he falls for overnight disappears without a trace. His investigation leads him to a tangled web of lies involving a missing wife and a high-stakes thriller plot.
Who directed Blues for Sara?
Boris Jurjaševič directed this atmospheric blend of comedy, drama, and thriller.
Who stars in Blues for Sara?
The cast features Bojan Emeršič as Emil Marlovšek, Nataša Barbara Gračner as Sara, and Ljubiša Samardžić as the wealthy client Grubelić.
Is Blues for Sara (1998) worth watching?
While it's underrated and lacks an IMDb rating, *Blues for Sara* stands out for its unique mix of noir aesthetics and dry humor. Fans of European thrillers with a comedic edge will likely appreciate its charm and originality.
How long is Blues for Sara?
The film runs for 96 minutes.
About Blues for Sara (1998) — A Slovenian Neo-Noir Comedy with a Heart of Mystery
In the quirky 1998 Slovenian neo-noir comedy-drama *Blues for Sara*, private eye Emil Marlovšek spends his days solving cases of missing dogs—until he meets the enigmatic Sara in a dimly lit jazz bar. Director Boris Jurjaševič crafts a moody yet playful atmosphere where love and mystery collide when Sara vanishes overnight. Backed by his loyal secretary Beba and a retired Yugoslav army officer, Emil finds himself tangled in a dangerous web of deception when a wealthy client's wife turns out to be his overnight romance.
As Emil digs deeper, he uncovers a thriller's worth of twists, blending sharp humor with darker themes of identity and obsession. The film balances sleek, noir-inspired visuals with dry Slovenian wit, making *Blues for Sara* a standout in 1990s European cinema.