

A young mother of two relies on trash cans for income while Belgrade is flooded with commercial messages that dominate daily life.
Synopsis
A young mother of two relies on trash cans for income while Belgrade is flooded with commercial messages that dominate daily life.
Synopsis
A young mother in Belgrade searches through trash cans for food and money. The city is filled with advertisements on billboards and television, promoting a narrative of prosperity. The slogan "We Love Belgrade" justifies significant investments in commercial messaging. These ads dominate public spaces, masking neglect for the environment and the struggles of its residents. The film questions the influence of these messages on those living in poverty amid a sea of commercialism.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See how ads dominate Belgrade's public spaces.
- Find out about the impact of commercialism on daily life.
- Meet a mother who survives by scavenging trash.
Did You Know
- The film has a duration of 7 minutes.
- The tagline 'We Love Belgrade' is used to justify large investments.
- The film shows the influence of ads on a young mother of two.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the duration of the documentary Aromat?
Aromat has a duration of 7 minutes.
What year was the documentary Aromat released?
Aromat was released in 2014.
What city is primarily focused on in the documentary Aromat?
The documentary focuses on the city of Belgrade.
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