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Brotherly Dance tells the story of Savo from Kikinda, Serbia, and his brother as they recount a unique incident involving communal service. When the servicemen failed to empty their septic tank for days, Savo staged his own death by drowning in the hole to attract attention. This act led to the arrival of three trucks from the communal service while Savo watched from the attic, illustrating his unconventional method of confronting bureaucracy.
The film, directed by Dragana Latinović, features a runtime of 12 minutes and presents a narrative about a small man's fight against a larger system. Savo's actions not only resolved his immediate problem but also turned him into a YouTube sensation, reflecting on the impact of individual actions in the face of systemic neglect.
Why Watch
- •See Savo's creative solution to a septic tank problem.
- •Follow Savo's journey to becoming a YouTube hero.
- •Meet the quirky characters from Kikinda, Serbia.
Did You Know
•Savo staged his death by drowning in the septic tank.
•Three trucks were sent by communal service after Savo's stunt.
•The film has a runtime of 12 minutes.
•The documentary was released in 2004.
Perfect For
Sibling relationshipsBureaucratic absurdityYouTube culture