“…A parable about the hardships of life in Serbia; caricatures of Dayton agreement; new monetary policy of the Serbian government; various positions of Milošević, Tuđman and Izetbegovic on Bosnia-Herzegovina at Split meeting (March 1991) contrasted with provisions of Dayton agreement; Milošević confronting alternative political courses after Dayton; Serbian police forces in operations in Bosnia; Ivo Andrić book ‘Early Fascism’; Marko Brecelj (Slovenian cultural activist) on culture in ex-Yugoslavian republics; contemporary Serbia as theater of the absurd.…”

“…“SOS telefon” i “Roma centar” (NK) (Activist of “SOS Telephone” and “Roma Center”, Niksic), December 2 and 3, 2001 (24:00-04:00) Interview.…”

“…In a similar manner, this whole series portrays the underground resistance activities of a group of carefree young Belgrade communist activists in the early stages of the war. The main characters of the series are black marketer Prle, serious Tihi and easy-going waiter Paja, as well as many other youngsters from the Belgrade resistance movement who are in constant danger of being killed by the Nazis but still choose to continue their righteous struggle. …”

“…Based on Dušan Kovačević’s story, the film focuses on two crooked communist activists –manipulative charmer Marko and his best friend, foolishly impulsive Crni. …”