A personal summer travelogue through non-personal memories, collective personal ideals, and personal collective collectives. An old, once-upon-a-time country, reborn and undone in the blink of an eye.
“On (your) road made of flowers and sun, in a garden of gentle lovers, an eternal song remains …” In the life of a man who cherishes the sun, the garden and this song.
The war made Srđan Keča discover facets of his father he didn’t know. After the latter’s death, he sets out to find traces of those hidden, suppressed traits.
Playboys, women, kebab shops and good old Ku’damm: how to survive the fall of the Berlin Wall and other disasters when you’re the king of the West Berlin underworld.
Three Roma women and their attempts to escape from patriarchal structures.
“The Prostitute”, “The Addict”, “Gay Man”, “The Bitch” are the titles of 75-year-old recreational poet Slobodan Stevanović’s most popular poems.
Miloš Tomić uses drawings to transform his obsession with music schools into visualised sounds and pupils’ confessions. Tragicomic mini scenes about the joy and compulsion of making music.
A lonely, misty mountain region, a dying village, a seemingly gruff man who restlessly wanders through his house and the forest. But he won’t reveal his secret.
A perfectly organised country is inhabited by happy pink and brainless rabbits. Their life is clearly structured, for they are allowed to vote every day. ...
This remarkable debut by a young Serbian talent ponders the biggest possible burdens that we humans have to bear, how to confront and conquer one’s inner fears, resistance and struggles.
An unusual act of filial love … In this re-enactment Bojan Fajfrić plays his own father, who, completely exhausted, sleeps through one of the most important moments in his life ...
The entertaining yet serious story of three colourful characters who play an unusual instrument ¬– a tree leaf
Different people are watching football at different places on earth and in space. While the game connects them all, every one of them has his or her own problems to cope with.
An essay film that explores how ideology staged itself in the public space of former Yugoslavia through mass choreography.
