Just an ordinary urban Belgrade night - two friends are trying to get their money back from their school friend, whom they bullied when they were kids. Gojko Sisa does not forget the old enemies so easy.
Belgrade in the nineties. For two friends, Pop and Mare, this is just one night in a series of many similar ones. The two of them handed over their demo audio cassette to former schoolmate Gojko, so that he could make a CD for them for 350 German marks.
Radivoj Andrić’s teenage rock comedy was once a real blockbuster in Serbian cinemas, it was seen by more than 600 thousand viewers, and critics called it “Belgrade graffiti”. Over the years, she hasn’t lost any of her youthful charm and rebelliousness, and the strong asset of the film is certainly the still young, but now already renowned cast led by Sergej Trifunović.
Great modern comedy, falling somewhere between Emir Kusturica and Guy Ritchie, blending perfectly in a cult movie. Five popcorns and it goes into the Movie Vault, and is one of my favourite movies recommended by 3enit.
