Zoran Jovanović 'Žofr'

Belgrade destiny brings together people with different kind of lives, people from various generations and backgrounds. What they have in common is rock music, the last anger at what has happened to us all.

The film is about the director and screenwriter, Milos Misa Radivojevic, who has maintained his position as a radical filmmaker and one of the most important representatives of art cinema in the Yugoslav and European context since the “black wave” period until today.

Boro Drašković, one of the most important European directors, dedicates his life to the art of storytelling on film, theater and literature. As a professor and creator, he travels the world, imparting knowledge and shaping new artists, while through books and the stage he explores what it means to create and how art understands the world.

Đorđe Kadijević is an art historian, art critic, professor and one of the most important Yugoslav and Serbian film directors. He is a member of the "Black Wave", the most important film direction in Yugoslav cinematography. The film "Butterfly" is considered the first and most important horror film in Eastern Europe. And the TV series "Vuk Karadžić" received the highest award of European film directors, which was awarded to Kadijević by Umberto Eco