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Third world
'The Third World' is not just a documentary about Haustor, the legendary Zagreb band that helped shape the music scene of former Yugoslavia. It tells the story of two creative opposites: Darko Rundek and Srđan Sacher.
The Third World is not just a biographical portrait or a nostalgic recollection; it is a mosaic of opposites united by the magic of everyday life and the city of Zagreb that shaped them. The film reflects the city's spirit, clash and visual identity through Haustor's unique aesthetic.
Through candid conversations, sharp observations and rich archival footage — not to mention the band's reunion in the studio after forty years to record a remake of the eponymous song — the film brings to life a time when the 1984 album was met with misunderstanding but is now regarded as one of the most significant pop-rock records of former Yugoslavia.
Little Trouble Girls
16-year-old Lucia joins Catholic school choir, befriends senior Ana-Maria. During choir retreat at convent, Lucia's attraction to a restoration worker creates tension with Ana-Maria and challenges her faith.
Women, Loonies And a Few Good Gays
Robert (39), a writer, journalist, and alcoholic suffering from war-induced PTSD, manages to sleep with four women; get fired as a journalist and hired as a screenwriter; suffer burns and contract sexually transmitted diseases; become both a father and a godfather; get into fights and instigate two others; cause his friend to lose his job—and much worse... all in just four drunken days.
DJ Ahmet
Ahmet is a fifteen-year-old boy who lives with his father and brother in a small shepherding village in Macedonia. His love of music provides an escape from his exhausting and monotonous duties as a shepherd, but he must hide this passion from his strict father. With his brother Naim's help, Ahmet decides to pursue his musical ambitions in the hope of impressing Aya, a girl he likes who is already "promised" to someone else. His chance comes at a forest dance festival organised in their village, an event that transforms their rural landscape into a spectacle of rhythm, colour and movement.
God Will Not Help
The story begins in the 20th century. A Chilean woman named Teresa arrives in a small Dalmatian mountain village, claiming to be the widow of the elder’s deceased brother, who died in a Chilean mine. The arrival of this mysterious foreigner, who does not speak the language or understand the customs, brings both unease and a sense of freedom to the closed rural community.