“…University professor Nenad Kecmanović on Sarajevo as a symbol, on its history and destruction.…”

“…Interviews with Vladeta Janković (professor, Belgrade University) and Ljubivoje Ršumović (writer) on ex-Yugoslavia through the prism of their generations.…”

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

“…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.…”

“…Professors from the Praxis group make up the core of the strongest opposition group, the Free University. Mid-80s – intellectuals propagating a national state of all Serbs as the only option begin to take over the Serbian political scene on the eve of the country's disintegration and wars. …”

“…Duration: 01:44:00 Until recently a University professor, a bohemian writer, a member of Belgrade's intellectual circles and a passionate opponent of the Milosevic regime, Teja is now the manager of a big publishing house. …”

“…The problem is that he has just received his draft papers, and in order to postpone his service he tries for the nth time to enrol at the university, this time at the Film Academy. He also claims that he is not fit for service and persuades a guy suffering from bad kidneys, to take medical examinations instead of him. …”

“…He leaves home, has a serious quarrel with his parents, quits the university and engages in a series of sexual encounters with unknown women, including Maša’s mother. …”