“First of all, there were twenty million of us. Each film was watched by several million people. Now we are fragmented into five, six, four, seven, eight million, and I don’t even know how many. Life was different in Tito’s time. Education was free, you could study whatever you wanted, you had social security, a kind of welfare state. We don’t have that today. I don’t know whether young people are leaving Serbia, but from Croatia and Bosnia, they are leaving in droves.”
— Mustafa Nadarević, actor
