“…'Balkan Cooperation' - meeting between economists from the Balkans and memebers of the French and European Union establishments, Paris.…”

“…Interviews with Rada Iveković (professor of philosophy, University of Paris 8, of Croatian origin) and Smiljana Brujić (musicologist) about ex- and present Yugoslavia.…”

“…In the process Bane falls in love with the daughter of his tailor and, greatly encouraged by his adventurous grandmother, almost leaves with her for Paris. Finally he changes his mind and stays in Belgrade, continuing his dull student life.…”

“…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.…”

“…A parable about the regime's inability to solve social needs; Vojislav Šešelj (SRS), Zoran Đindic (DS), Novak Kilibarda (NRS CG), Miograd Peršic (Serbian Minister of Information) and others on several CNN and AFP journalists losing their accreditation; dissident intellectuals in Paris (Vidoslav Stevanovic, writer; Lordan Zafranovic, film director; Predrag Matvejevic, writer; Ivan Đuric, academic) on the situation in ex-Yugoslavia; the attack on Roma night street-cleaners in Belgrade; on the campaign against the Soros Foundation in Belgrade; on the association of bank account holders; businessmen in politics (Milan Panic, ICN Pharmaceuticals; Dragan Tomic, SIMPO; Mirko Marianovic, Progres; Bogolub Karic, Karic Bank); declining living standards in Belgrade; on Bosnian Serbs; Vitalij Churkin's (Russian Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs) mission in Bosnia; anti-Semitism and fascism; smuggling of poor quality goods and dangerous products into Yugoslavia because of embargo; political caricatures.…”

“…Mika dreams of going to her brother to Paris, but without money or passport she is forced to accept the help of a former stuntman who is now touring provincial towns presenting primitive rodeo shows. …”

“…Ilija Čvorović, a former Informbureau member who spent years in prison because of his activities, is called in by the police to answer routine questions about his new subtenant. After working in Paris as a tailor for twenty years, Petar Jakovljević recently returned to his homeland where he wants to open a tailor’s shop. …”