Auteur Film

In 1990, writer / director Nikola Stojanović shot a very expensive feature film "Belle epoque or the Last Waltz in Sarajevo". The war broke in Bosnia and Herzegovina, so the post-production stopped. He finaly finished the editing in 2007, when the movie premiered after 17 years of waiting to be completed. This is the triumphant sequel to the 1996 documentary "Farewell Belle Epoque - Destiny of a Movie".

An emotional journey through the life and film works of Nikola Stojanović, a graduate architect who directed five feature films, significant amount of short films and also founded and edited the legendary film magazine Sineast. He collaborated with some of the most prominent actors of Tito's Yugoslavia (Petar Božović, Mira Furlan, Predrag Ejdus, Radmila Živković) and was the recipient of Lifetime Achievement Award of the Martovski festival. His son Srđan Stojanović directed this documentary with tender loving care, saluting the man he so admired.

A young man enters a freight elevator to perform his daily, routine work. In the claustrophobic environment of the tin box, an unusual process suddenly begins to take place, culminating in a shocking finale that leaves one wondering where the elevator is going.

A teenager and his younger brother wave goodbye to their mother and grandmother and stay alone at home. A monster suddenly materialises out of nowhere in their apartment. Will they be able to find the means to stop the powerful opponent?

A young clerk, Marko, on his way back home from work starts to notice that someone is following him. Is that person real or is it a part of his psychosis?

This movie is about sheer coincidences. We follow a young man who is running. Then we introduce a girl also in a hurry. Are these two going to meet each other? Than we find out that there is a third person, another young man, waiting for someone. Who will meet with whom, and what surprises await us at the end? Furious editing rhythm builds up, until an audiovisual crescendo shows us what it's all about!

Monika and Nikola were sweethearts for some time. However, one night their exes show up again – Nikola’s ex-girlfriend Darija and Monika’s ex-boyfriend Kokan. In a stormy night their lives will be changed completely.

Contemporary urban melodrama about three young couples who experience emotional crises and turning points in their relationships due to the circumstances in which they find themselves. The earthquake connects three stories in the same city in a cathartic way.

He, wakes up. She, materializes in his living environment. They are attracted and make love. She, wakes up. He materializes in the living environment seen in the previous scene.They are attracted and make love. The wish fulfillment happens. Yin and Yang, the eternal accommodation.

Original inversion concerning the matters of life and death.

In the summer of 1990, writer / director Nikola Stojanović shot his new feature film Belle Epoque in Sarajevo. The war in Bosnia and Herzegovina breaks out, making it imposible to finish the editing of the film. The year is now 1996, and Nikola Stojanović remembers working on expensive project. He lives in Belgrade, the film's negative is in Zagreb and sound materials are in Sarajevo. Will he ever finish editing his film?

A completely incomprehensible film material flashes on the screen. We find out at the end that a filmmaker is watching a projection and he decides to use that material for his next experimental film. Hence - this movie!

Miroslav “Bata” Petrović is one of the most prolific filmmakers of the former Yugoslavia and present-day Serbia. This is a journey through the life and extraordinary works of a master of film alternative and extreme film experimentation.

A short film sequel to one of the stories from the feature film Three of a Kind. Thirteen years after the events of that film, Marija lives in Paris and remembers the love of her life, Gile, after she left him in pursuit of a career...

A teenager wakes up at the last moment, and has just five minutes to get himself into shape before running to school which is right across his street. Will he make it to classroom before it's too late?