Lost Country

Serbia, 1996. During the student demonstrations against the Milosevic regime, 15-year-old Stefan has to go through the hardest revolution of all. He has to confront his beloved mother, spokesperson and accomplice of the corrupted government that his friends are rising against.

“This impressive and nuanced film works simultaneously as a bildungsroman, an examination of transgenerational Balkan guilt, and an unpredictable portrait of a career politician. (...) Although it takes place almost 30 years ago, there is a sense of urgency and urgency in this film that resonates with the revolt of the current generation" (Wendy Ide, Screen Daily).