“…Verzio FF Submission Following the war and the political changes in Serbia, many street names in Belgrade, named after famous people and historical events of World War II, have been changed. This film follows the work of the Street and Squares Commission, appointed by the city of Belgrade, as well as reactions of individuals and groups on the imposed changes.…”

“…Verzio FF Submission In the very heart of Belgrade on a former fairground complex, there once was a notorious camp where thousands of Jews and Serbs lost their lives during World War II. This film exposes the unknown history of one of the biggest camps in the world, presenting new documents and interpretations, exclusive testimonies of surviving witnesses, and unseen archival materials.…”

“…The emancipation of Albanians in Kosovo in the aftermath of the World War II and a historical overview of Kosovo’s autonomy. …”

“…showing hypocrisy of one of the Milošević’s speeches; a World War II partisan compares the war with the events of 1992; emigration from Serbia; politics and justice: the case of Vojislav Šešelj; Mira Marković’s political diary; kitsch and low standards of contemporary Serbian culture; election of Dragoslav Abramovic (governor of the Serbian National Bank) as a member of the Serbian Academy of Sciences; monetary policy of the Serbian government; ‘Tito’ café in Belgrade.…”

“…A parable about life and immortality; Vukovar: 4 years after the events; Serbo-Croatian relations (Western Slavonia); football violence between Serbian and Croatian fans; abuse of the history of World War II for political purposes; reportage-essay about the concept of the 'conscience of Europe’; Belgrade ‘Penguin’ radio station staff protest against their boss Di Steffano, whose bodyguard injured the radio's driver; non-governmental organization helping women and children - the victims of domestic violence; street sweepers in Belgrade; Mileta Prodanović’s stories about Belgrade.…”

“…They have seen some of the bitterest fighting in World War 2. They have lived forcibly united under Communism and they have suffered under the NATO sanctions and bombing. …”

“…The passengers are nothing but extraordinary and include a young ballad singer and a womanizer, careless hunter, hypochondriac, German loving nit-picking intellectual, an old soldier from the First World War, two Gypsy harmonica players and a newly married couple. …”