
Occupied Cinema
Documentary
Overview
The "Occupied Cinema" follows young activists and events surrounding the takeover of "Zvezda", one of 14 extinguished cinemas from the privatized company "Beograd Film".
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Mina Đukić
Mina Đukić
Herself
Mina Đukić
Herself
Luka Bursać
Luka Bursać
Himself
Luka Bursać
Himself
Kosta Ristić
Kosta Ristić
Himself
Kosta Ristić
Himself


Hana Selimović
Hana Selimović
Herself
Hana Selimović
Herself
Marko Aksentijević
Marko Aksentijević
Himself
Marko Aksentijević
Himself
Iva Čukić
Iva Čukić
Herself
Iva Čukić
Herself


Vladimir Gvojić
Vladimir Gvojić
Himself
Vladimir Gvojić
Himself
Milanka 'Beba' Janošević
Milanka 'Beba' Janošević
Herself
Milanka 'Beba' Janošević
Herself
Srđan Keča
Srđan Keča
Himself
Srđan Keča
Himself
Radomir Lazović
Radomir Lazović
Himself
Radomir Lazović
Himself
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