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All Right, I Won is a documentary centered on Dusan Petrovic Prele, a notable figure from Belgrade known for his contributions to music and his bohemian lifestyle. The film presents Prele as a multifaceted artist who is recognized for his singing, writing, and drinking habits. His life philosophy emphasized minimal philosophizing, which reflects his unconventional approach to life and art.
Directed by Vladimir Petrović, the documentary features a cast that includes Dragoslav 'Dragan' Nikolić and Miroljub Niković. With a runtime of 57 minutes, the film captures the essence of Prele's character as the last of his kind in Belgrade, blending elements of blues and rock music with a narrative that portrays his wild intellectual persona.
Why Watch
- •Meet Dusan Petrovic Prele, a unique Belgrade artist.
- •See a blend of blues and rock music in Prele's performances.
- •Find out about Prele's life philosophy of minimal philosophizing.
Did You Know
•Dusan Petrovic Prele is referred to as 'urban Jekyll and Heidi'.
•The film was directed by Vladimir Petrović in 2010.
•The documentary has a total duration of 57 minutes.
•Prele is known for his singing, writing, and drinking.
Perfect For
Belgrade cultureBohemian lifestyleBlues music fans