“…Gasoline shortages in Serbia; life of old-age pensioners in Belgrade; economic situation in Yugoslavia; government economic policies; Serbo-Montenegrin relationship; political opposition in Croatia; a comic map of ex-Yugoslavia; trial of a group of officers of the Varazdin Corps; political and economic changes in Central European countries; Internet as a means to fight isolation; low aesthetic standards of Serbian state television; life-stories of Belgrade-Zagreb coach passengers; international conference on multiculturalism in multiethnic settings; the symbol of ‘Havala’ in Belgrade culture.…”

“…'Sarajevo Roulette' - a documentary about economic and political situation in Sarajevo.…”

“…A parable about the regime's inability to solve social problems; prospects for peace in ex-Yugoslavia; economic and political situation in Slovakia; 'Metelka' group of artists in Ljubljana; interview with Adil Zulfikarpašić (Bosnian public figure); legislation after the dissolution of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia; Mileta Prodanović’s stories about Belgrade.…”

“…A parable about low living standards; child-beggars in Serbia; declining cultural standards in Serbia; economic situation in Yugoslavia; life in Sarajevo; the return of Communist symbols and rhetoric into Serbian public life; a holiday in Montenegro; interview with Miodrag Lekic (Minister of Foreign Affairs of Montenegro); Central European University (CEU) in Budapest, Hungary and its ex-Yugoslavia students; old Belgrade; alternative theaters in Belgrade.…”

“…; political opposition in Serbia; Croatians and Muslims return to Banja Luka; interview with an artist, who volunteered in the Army of the Serb Krajina; Vane Ivanović’s book ‘Another Bell’; about Berislav Popov (Colonel of Varazdin Corps); division of Serbo-Croatian into two languages; Serbian economists comment on the prospects of economic growth in Serbia after Dayton; interview with Radomir Mihajlović-Toćak (rock-band ‘Smak’).…”

“…Instead of opting for political and economic reforms, the Serbian regime, cultural elites and opposition parties which emerged in 1990 actually reach a consensus on the Greater Serbia program.…”

“…Late 80s in the former Yugoslavia – economic crisis, high levels of debt, inflation, unemployment. …”

“…Living standards in Serbia; Russian peacemaking troops; Vuk Draškovic (SPO), Radmilo Bogdanovic (SPS), Vojislav Šešelj (SRS) and Zoran Đindic (DS) on the role of Russia in ex-Yugoslavia; Russian foreign policy regarding ex-Yugoslavia; mobilization in Croatia; trial of a group of military officers of the Varazdin Corps (general Vladimir Trifunovic); Croatian newspaper Feral Tribune and free press in Croatia; on legal regulations regarding public information; economic situation in Croatia; hyperinflation in Serbia; humanitarian aid to Yugoslavia; domestic violence affecting children; burial for the poor in Serbia; urban architecture.…”

“…Political ‘cleaning’ in SPS by Milošević after his return from Dayton; Sarajevo after Dayton and Paris agreements; NATO’s ‘Partnership for Peace’ program; Hrtkovcima village; Nikola Pasić’s book ‘Serbo-Croatian Union’; Milosevic sacked Milorad Vucelić (the director of Serbian state TV), Mihajlo Marković (SPS party ‘ideologue’) and Borisav Jovic (high-ranking SPS official); names of political leaders of Serbia and their political deeds; Kazimir Zivko Pregl (CEO of Slovenian firm Merkator) on the political and economic situation in Serbia and Slovenia; Kristina Kovać (pop-singer) on night life in Belgrade; Mileta Prodanović’s stories about Belgrade.…”

“…The documentary follows the lives of several Roma, two in particular, who have been deported from Germany to Belgrade, and inserted into economic and social situations totally alien to their previous experience. …”