About Yugoslavia – Mustafa Nadarevic
“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...
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Vlasta Velisavljevic
Vlastimir “Vlasta” Velisavljević, a Yugoslav theater, film and television actor, was born on July 28, 1926, in Belgrade. He spent more than 70 years on stage, during which time he...
Tito’s Cars
“I am not just an honorary member of the Automobile and Motorcycle Association—I am an active member. In fact, I am its oldest member, because I passed my driving test...
The Meeting Point
The Meeting Point is a Yugoslav film from 1989. The director of this domestic comedy is Goran Marković, and the screenplay was adapted by him together with Dušan Kovačević, based...
About Yugoslavia – Ljubisa Samardzic
“Let me dream and love people and love this country of mine, my great Yugoslavia, and all those who respected me and whom I respected. I can never forget Branko...
Special Education
Goran Marković’s film Special Education was the first Yugoslav film to address the issue of juvenile delinquency. It premiered in 1977 at the Yugoslav Film Festival in Pula, where it received several...
Timothy John Byford
In the 1970s, a man came from Great Britain to Belgrade for one week—and stayed for more than forty years. “The question I keep asking myself is: which ice is...
Sugar Water
Dečka is a female engineering student, not so much because of a genuine interest in technology as because of her desire to attend what is considered a “man’s” faculty. At...
Radomir Mihajlovic Točak
Radomir Mihajlović, better known as Točak, one of the greatest guitarists from this part of the world, was born on June 13, 1950, in Čačak. His father was a wheelwright,...
About Yugoslavia – Josip Pejakovic
I was born in a country that had some twenty airports, large airports where the biggest airplanes could land. I was born in a country with one vast, beautiful, perhaps...
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