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The subjects are trains and trainyards, which were key iconic symbols in the Yugoslav Black Wave films of the decade that followed. Lazić would also turn pro, directing mostly for television with the intermittent feature film to his credit.
The film is about the events on Kosovo from 1970 to 1990.
Two people stuck in the elevator get romantically closer.
After a young man marries a serpent disguised as a human woman., his elderly mother ventures out into the nearby forest to ask the ancient Slavic god Stribor for assistance in curing him of the demon's spells.
Macedonian TV drama dedicated to revolutionary Goce Delčev.
In the "Nature & Comp." reserve, animals live in perfect comfort, until their turn comes. A rich hunter buys a license to shoot a lion. Dignified and brave, the lion dies as befits him. A poor hunter buys a license for a rabbit. The rabbit escapes into the wild, but in freedom it experiences so many troubles that it returns again under the auspices of "Nature & Comp.".
A ballerina has a dream dance with an octopus woman.
A minifilm form the series "Weg zum Nachbarn", made by the awarded filmmakers in Oberhausen. Produced in 1969 and screened in 1970.
A short anti-war animation set on a chessboard.
Ljuba and Bora are good students with non-existent sex lives, in contrast to their roommate Giovanni, who has no such troubles despite being an awful student and involved into petty crime. When Giovanni is drafted and his sister moves in with the other two, they see it as the end of their problem.
An ethnographic film by Milovan Gavazzi, the founder of Croatian ethnology. The films displays a practice that was already a rarity at the time.
A film about the Adriatic sea.
A documentary following Yugoslav migrant workers on special trains to West Germany, documenting their journey and the bureaucratic realities of labor migration.
Home-bred Metamorph cultivating manual. An account of a life cycle of the Metamorph, a considerably strange, ever-changing creature.
A 1969 Serbo-Croatian language drama film directed by Predrag Bajčetić, starring Sima Janicijevic, Rahela Ferari and Ljuba Tadić.
A small boy Radenko lives with his alcoholic father, a retired bricklayer, in a modest shack in the outskirts of Podgorica (then Titograd). To support himself and escape from everyday reality, Radenko finds work at a local tavern where he starts singing folk hits, and the guests soon embrace the talented little kid who in turn starts making proper cash for himself and his manager Radovan. But the boy's shady behavior starts to emerge which prompts Radovan to call off his singing arrangement, while father's deteriorating addiction takes the toll in health as well. The boy finds himself left on his own and receives a visit from a social worker, who informs Radenko he's about to be sent to a juvenile hall. The lead role was played by a real-life juvenile offender Radenko Karac, who basically delivered his own life in this TV film.
The film, as stated in the subtitle "domestic manipulation", shows the process of sorting tobacco into classes, packing into bales and purchasing. Special attention is paid to the method and criteria for sorting tobacco of the types "Prilep", "Jaka" and "Otlja".
A documentary film showing the arrival of a young teacher in a new rural environment and his life and work in that, for him, unfamiliar environment.
A film about the formation of the Agricultural Cooperative "Mosha Pijade" from the village of Gorni Polog, which was supposed to work on the production, purchase and trade of rice, but which, due to poor management and bad investments, soon began to fall apart; it also talks about the problems the cooperative had with private rice producers. The entire film is presented in the form of a parody.
A monodrama consisting of the content of the letter from the short story "A Letter from 1920" by Ivo Andrić. The story was published way back in 1946, and through the pen of his main character Max Levenfeld, a doctor who is fleeing Bosnia for good, Andrić writes about the hatred that has haunted this country and its people for centuries.
Short documentary.
Two thieves are eyeing a target. And the chase then ensues. A student film from 1994.
Short documentary by Krsto Škanata.
Short movie by Marko Babac and Dragoljub Ivkov.
Short movie by Marko Babac.
Life and old customs of village people in Prekmurje, a region of Eastern Slovenia.
Unfinished film by Ernest Bošnjak.
Tough life of a donkey who serves his owners until they discard him as unusable for drudgery.
It shows the Prešeren House after it was opened as a museum, on the day when the authors found out about the German assault on Poland, reflected in a dark atmosphere of clouds traversing the Karawanks. The film reflects Förster’s fine feel for light and composition.
During the 1996/97 protests in Serbia a group of 200 students walked from Novi Sad to Belgrade to support students and citizens of the capital. A photobook by the same name, with photos from the same protests was published in 2016.
Residents of the village of Moševac near Maglaj replaced the local officials due to embezzlement and elected two young men, Dževad and Hasan, as leaders of the local community. But the bureaucracy has not been defeated, it does not recognize the democratically elected youth.
A boy is awarded a wooden bow, but told he should not shoot it. Disappointed, he shoots an arrow in the air and hits a hat in a shop window. As it turns out, hats with arrows can be fashionable.
Between 31 October and 2 November, the young man leaves Munich to go to Prisika near Aržano, attends a party and returns to work in Germany.
A look at the music folklore legacy and instruments used in the small Istrian town of Groznjan.
The film was banned for 18 years by the communist regime in Serbia because it did not want the film to show taboo subjects. Thematizing and problematizing the life of Serbs in Croatia was considered an expression of "Great Serbian chauvinism" and "disturbing the public" in Yugoslavia. The film unmasks the alleged struggle for a just society during the so-called National liberation struggles. The partisans from Kordun tell how, with false promises about a better life and a happy future, were deceived by the partisan elite led by Josip Broz Tito. Instead of a society of equality, after 1944 a society of class differences was created. Thus, people from the poor regions of Yugoslavia become cheap labor in capitalist countries because they cannot find work in their "socialist" country. The film is a prophetic anticipation, which is why socialist Yugoslavia failed and because of which Serbia has been collapsing for decades.
Uikan Mekulovic is seventy years old, lives alone and has been e deaf-mute all his life. Every day no matter what the weather is like he walks several kilometers to the nearest cinema.
A man with a black flag in his hands leads a large group of people. The masses obey the leader's commands despite the fact that he is leading them into an abyss. However, the flag he carries is tied to a tree and from the collapsing table only the leader is saved, climbing the flag.
Macedonian TV drama.
Youth work actions in Slovenia within the first few years after liberation.
The natural beauties of Dojran Lake showing the unique method of fishing by birds.
On a clearing in a large forest, grandfather Vjest and his three grandsons live in harmony, keeping ablaze the hearth where Svarožić, the protector of the house lives. However, their shrewd enemy the Witch abodes in the swamp...
A film about young girls from the villages that go to the monastery and break any connection with the outside world. The portrayal of a ritual in which girls turn from world to sanctuary, and become nuns.
First revue of domestic Yugoslav cinema in Yugoslavia, 1954.
Anti-film by Mihovil Pansini.
A metaphor on fictitous catastrophe.
It's based on a not-so-innocent practical joke. Two men and two women are chatting in a evening indoor setting, and although there are no intertitles in the film, one could suppose that the topic of the conversation is “the night”, or “fear”, as the film’s title suggests.
A film novella about a young dreamer in which the real world and the dream world are intertwined. After meeting a young lady in a park, but seeing her indifferent to his romantic overtures, the young man gets drunk and falls asleep. In his dreams he relives the meeting with the young women, which ends in his attempting to kiss her and subsequently falling of the bench. The fall is simultaneously the moment of awakening from his alcoholic stupor, which reveals the reality of his situation. The humor of the story stems from a formal reversal of the plot, a point at which a dream is unexpectedly separated from reality.
Video by Croatian artist Sanja Iveković, a performative stripping of personal identity by the interpolation of excerpts from public service TV shows.
A short documentary
The film records the celebration of the fifth anniversary of cultural life in the People's Republic of Macedonia, which took place in Ohrid in 1950, and included several cultural events: the unveiling of a monument to the Miladinov brothers in Struga, the opening of an exhibition of cultural achievements, as well as the II Congress of Educators.
The life of newspapers begins with their release from the press and their arrival in the hands of buyers – readers, regular consumers of political, entertainment, and even sports columns. Pensioners read newspapers with their first morning coffee, people rushing to work read them on buses. Everyone reads their own newspaper, and some, sneaking in, someone else's. The newspaper is a constant companion at every moment, on vacation, in hairdressers, while babysitting and walking small children in the park...
A Bohemian and a five-year-old take walks on the outskirts of Osijek.
A man moves to a new house and through the window notices two naked lovers in the house next door.
This is one of fifty home videos shot by cinephile Marjan Štimac between the years 1972 and 1982, which were donated to the archive of Slovenska kinoteka.
One of the great number of fire's causes is a human factor. The lack of caution of the immediate producers, as well as of the persons in charge for the whole security in the factory, can often be a cause for great fires.
A documentary film recording the growth of a generation from the "Vasil Glavinov" Primary School in Skopje. The students Maja Kočevska, Vase Manev and Ljupčo Boškov, filmed in 1945, meet again in 1959, this time at the "Palace" hotel in Ohrid.
A documentary showing the wedding customs in the village of Miravci, near Gevgelija.
A film that talks about the development of the many agricultural branches in valley of Bogdanci, making a comparison with the situation in this part of the south of Macedonia before the irrigation system was built.
Short Yugoslav film.
Story of four women flying to Australia to meet their future husbands.