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202492 minPGdocumentary

7.0/ 10(7 ratings)• TMDB

Warm Film

202492 minPGdocumentary

7.0/ 10(7 ratings)• TMDB

Two young actors analyze key films that reflect the evolving representation of LGBTI individuals in Yugoslav cinema over the 20th century.

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Dragan Jovićević

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Two young actors analyze key films that reflect the evolving representation of LGBTI individuals in Yugoslav cinema over the 20th century.

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Dragan Jovićevićdirector

Dragan Jovićevićwriter

Đorđe Mišina

Đorđe Mišinacast

Đorđe Galić

Đorđe Galićcast

Miloš Timotijević

Miloš Timotijevićcast

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Two young actors analyze key films from Yugoslav cinema that reflect the changing representation of LGBTI individuals. Through interviews with filmmakers and activists, the documentary addresses the historical and social contexts that have shaped public perception of LGBTI rights in the region. It illustrates the challenges faced by LGBTI people in Yugoslavia and examines how cinema has mirrored and contested societal attitudes from the 20th century onward. Directed by Predrag Azdejković, the film runs for 92 minutes.

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