Three generations, one summer, zero easy answers — Yugoslavia's most overlooked coming-of-age triptych.
This TV drama is the graduate work of a screenwriter which deals with the maturation process of three characters of different age: a 12-year-old girl, a 30-year-old man and the 50-year old girl's granddad.
Acting
Laušević and Tomić's wordless scenes hit harder than dialogue.
Direction
Fotez's thesis film shows a voice that deserved more time.
Cinematography
Yugoslav summer light as its own character — golden, fading, gone.
Director
Aleksandar Fotez
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Director Aleksandar Fotez never made another feature; this MFA thesis remains his sole cinematic statement, making its existence feel almost accidental.
Shot in 1989 Yugoslavia, the film's unspoken anxieties about endings and departures now read as unintentional prophecy of the country's imminent dissolution.
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