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250 Steps is a documentary that recounts the victory of the Yugoslavia men's national under-19 basketball team at the 1987 FIBA Under-19 World Championship held in Bormio, Italy. Directed by Vladimir Pajić, the film features interviews and insights from key figures such as head coach Svetislav Pešić and team captain Aleksandar Đorđević, along with other roster members like Toni Kukoč and Vlade Divac. The film captures the team's journey to success and the dynamics within the squad during this pivotal tournament.
Released on 25 September 2017 in Belgrade, Serbia, the film runs for 59 minutes and is presented in Serbian. It was later made available on YouTube on 30 October 2019, allowing a broader audience to engage with this significant moment in sports history. The documentary not only shows the game but also the personal stories of the players and coaches involved, providing a comprehensive look at their achievements.
Why Watch
- •Meet coach Svetislav Pešić and his strategies.
- •See the 1987 championship through players' eyes.
- •Find out how the team prepared for the tournament.
Did You Know
•The Yugoslavia men's national under-19 basketball team won the championship in 1987.
•The film was directed by Vladimir Pajić and released on 25 September 2017.
•Aleksandar Đorđević served as the team captain during the championship.
•The documentary features 12 roster members including Toni Kukoč and Vlade Divac.
Perfect For
Basketball fansSports history enthusiastsYugoslavian culture