Combining folk music and traditional ways of singing with a full orchestral sound, Bilja Krstić and the Bistrik Orchestra give a fresh lease of life to the old songs. This music, with its feelings, atmosphere and flavours represent traditions from the entire Balkan region.
Where is queer culture hidden in Yugoslav cinema? A critical look into the shaping of queer representation in this region. It was always present but in what way and how visibly. Now these motifs and characters are brought into the light so they can finally be seen and appreciated.
Documentary about one of the most successful football stars of Yugoslavia, Velibor Vasovic ‘Vaske’.
In 1998, the corpses of murdered Serbs were exhumed from a mass grave near the Orthodox church, transported and buried at the city cemetery in Trebinje. The documentary tells about the tragic fate of the Živak family.
A portrait of a transgender man, who looks back on growing up, understanding that he is different, and his everyday life.
One of the most famous alternative electro-rock bands from Belgrade live at Exit 2004.
After a long hiatus he"s back and ready to ruin food.
The film follows two young and promising artists, who express their displeasure, wishes and everyday life through song (rapping). The heroes of the film, in addition to being talented musical artists, are also exemplary young men, devoted to their family and hometown.
Stylized documentary about a young musician, who trough battle against his biggest lifelong insecurities, grows into a local star and becomes a symbol of hope and persistence.
About questioning, cycling and moving on.
Srdjan Dincic's stand-up comedy show.
The concert of Bijelo dugme at Belgrade Arena in 2016.
Documentary about the role of Austrians in war crimes committed against Serbian population during WW2.
Everything went on like any other boring night... Almost everything.
Portrait of an oppressed elderly woman in a patriotic Serbian family, living in small town suburbia.
The two best football teams of Yugoslavia met at the Maksimir Stadium in Zagreb on May 13, 1990. The match was never played. Fragments untitled #6 vivisects media footage of the event. The film is part of Fragments untitled ongoing serial of works through which Doplgenger researches the politics of media images that participated in creating the historical narratives of Yugoslavia in the period of 1980-2000., especially media images that performed the pretext to the Yugoslav Wars and the breakup of Yugoslavia. Fragments untitled is based on the private archives of citizens who recorded the TV schemes in the 90s. At the same time these are the images that refer to the contemporary age.
Footage of the spectacular concert of Van Gogh in the crowded Belgrade Arena, on May 19, 2007.
A Serbian military ceremony in July 1911.
The film brings environmental awareness in children and shows the role of every individual in the planet-preserving.
