Predrag 'Miki' Manojlović

A deeply moving and masterful tragic-farce, Underground tells the story of Marko and Blacky, two charming rogues making a living on the black market by stealing arms to sell on to the Partisans. Both men are in love with Natalija, and in the chaos of war, Marko orchestrates a way to eliminate his competition, by hiding him away in a cellar by means of an elaborate charade.

A story set in the former Yugoslavia and centered on a guy who returns to Herzegovina from Germany with plenty of cash and hopes for a good new life.

Yugoslavia, late 1980s, or so it seems. A family welcomes their beloved uncle who has returned home from Germany. The reunited family enjoys their Christmas meal until a smartphone starts ringing. The illusion is shattered. It is not the 80s, and it is not Christmas either. Suddenly it's not just the turkey that can be cut with a knife - it's also the lingering tension in the air.

When a train headed to Baku snags a lacey blue bra off a clothesline, its retiring driver pulls a Prince Charming and sets out to find its owner.

Amid the Cold War in 1958, two scientists, two worlds, and two ideologies faced a race for survival at the Vinca Scientific Institute near Belgrade.

Natalia is thirty-year-old,lives alone, works at a design studio and likes her live as is and has a best friend Simona who is freshly divorced, and her 11 year old son goes to live with his father Stano, forcing her to start her life from the beginning. Natalia falls in love with widower Marek. But life is not always just a nice dream and sometimes it is neccessary to fight for it.