Johnny K

A group of teenagers celebrate Labour day at a remote house near the lake. Filip disappears, Sofija longs for a touch, Isidora runs away to forget, and Alisa wants to spend a beautiful day. In search of something they’ve been missing, everybody seems to be forgetting about Filip.

Nineteen-year-old Maša finally meets Andrija, her online crush, who is returning from Banja Luka to Belgrade to finish college. During the day they spend together, Maša discovers the real reason for his return.

The story is set within a colossal old building, in the city centre, where artists are renting their workspace. The building spontaneously spawned into a huge alternative Cultural Centre, and a still fragile, emerging scene is struggling for its existence.

Research paper from the subject: 'Critical thinking: border politics' on the topic "Defining the cultural identity of Belgrade through reference to marginal rebellious and non-conformist youth: fans and underground elite".