Vladimir Blaževski Trailers
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Most Popular Vladimir Blaževski Trailers
Total trailers found: 9
After the Winter Trailer (2022)
13 October 2022
Five childhood friends from a small Montenegrin town have gradually moved away to different corners of the former Yugoslavia, yet they remain in contact, aware that their long-time friendship continues to play a fundamental role in their lives.
The Great Water Trailer (2004)
11 November 2004
An ailing communist reflects on a young boy childhood in Stalinist Yugoslavia.
Hi-Fi Trailer (1987)
01 January 1987
Through fragments of the life of Boris and his son Matej, the film is about the conflict of generations, the gap created by the ideological coloration that one has and the other does not have.
Year of The Monkey Trailer (2019)
03 January 2019
A mild political satire about a peculiar friendship between a lonesome monkey and an (impoverished) zoo warden, and about an upside-down world in transition as seen by a chimpanzee.
The Theatre of Scupi Trailer (2019)
27 March 2019
On the outskirts of Skopje, archeologists discovered the remains of an ancient Roman city called Skupi.
Gipsy Magic Trailer (1997)
27 May 1997
In modern-day Macedonia, an East Indian gypsy Taip (Miki Manojlovic) becomes friends with UN peacekeeper Riju and introduces him to his life of squalor.
Boulevard of the Revolution Trailer (1992)
19 June 1992
A love story between a teenager girl and a small time mob set in Belgrade during the times of great political turmoil.
Punk's Not Dead Trailer (2011)
15 April 2011
A group of crotchety codgers attempt to revive the punk-rock band they all played in 17 years earlier in "Punk Is Not Dead".
Happy New Year Trailer (1978)
01 January 1978
A film story about the fates of several prisoners in the "Idrizovo" Correctional Facility, who, due to their crimes, are spending the New Year in prison, and about the impact of their fates on the lives of their families, who, innocently, are probably facing even greater problems than those of the prisoners.
