"Healthy People for Fun" portrays the ethnic minorities living in the multicultural Yugoslavian province of Vojvodina (today part of Serbia). Nations and ethnic groups in the province of Vojvodina live in harmonious coexistence. However, members of the same ethnic groups paint facades of their houses the same color - Croats red, Hungarians green, and Slovaks blue... The film delighted audiences at the premiere and won an award at the Belgrade Documentary and Short Film Festival, but it was soon banned because of alleged subversive elements.

Set in a small village during WWII, a group of boys have to rely on their cunning to fool a dangerous Nazi policeman who's come to their village to find out who burned down the German corn supply.

"Floyd," a rally driver in Belgrade, forgoes his relationship and military duties to solely train for a career-defining Saturday race with the potential to advance his aspirations.

It's April 5, 1941, somewhere in Serbia. A group of people go on a bus to Belgrade, on a journey that will change their lives forever.

For the young man who lives in Serbian province town, the maturing coincides with the turbulent political events of the year 1968.

Based on a comedy TV series about Serbian "aristocracy" during the Turkish "answer" to the Serbian Uprising during the Serbian-Turkish war in the 19th century. During this time it was of the utmost importance to take the right steps and wisdom is really needed for making those right steps. With the help of a fortune teller, Karadjordje (the leader of the Uprising) learns that, according to a legend, somewhere in the hills exists a Stone of Wisdom which makes you, if you hit your head against it three times, more wise. So he employs his nephew Crni Gruja, with assistants Ceda Velja and Bole, to find him this miraculous Stone. Crni Gruja finds the Stone and, convinced that he is really becoming more wiser, decides to make some business.

The production of Grand is attacked by aliens and a hero named Boban Zdravkovic has to time travel with Sejo Kovac to defeat the aliens once and for all.

Serbian drama "Wounded Eagle" is a true-love story of a young woman and her passion, long-forgotten romances--and new ones, happening in a very romantic time between two World Wars.

An aging porn star agrees to participate in an "art film" in order to make a clean break from the business, only to discover that he has been drafted into making a pedophilia and necrophilia themed snuff film.

A story about the Serbian football team that decided to follow a dream that takes them on a journey to the first football World Cup in Montevideo, Uruguay in 1930. A dream that allows them to become true stars and living legends.

The story of professor Kosta Vujic who in the mid-19th century taught an extraordinarily talented generation of gymnasium students, some of whom would go on to become prominent members of the Serbian society and eventually historically significant figures. They include Mihailo "Mika Alas" Petrovic, Stevan Stojanovic 'Mokranjac', Jovan Cvijic, and Jasa Prodanovic.

A football team from Belgrade, in the former Yugoslavia, gets a chance to go to the First World Football Championship, but things get complicated along the way.

Biopic about Toma Zdravkovic, the man who is remembered not only for his songs and the unique way he sang them, but also as a bohemian, both in his behavior and his soul.

Comic satire of Balkan film industry that shines light on questionable relationships, unstable personalities and the thin line between fulfillment and sucess.

Siblings bake coconut cubes dessert to lure eldest brother home. Time appears frozen. Ordinary summer days become extraordinary. Joyous spirit alleviates darkness. Brothers reunite through baking shared favorite treat.

Prle, Tihi, and other youths from the resistance movement in German-occupied Belgrade are high on the Gestapo's termination list. Some of them get written off, but new ones arrive and continue to fight.

Adventures of a small boy with a big heart and lots of courage during the Nazi occupation of Vojvodina.

Trials and tribulations of family Popadic, a typical family of five with their everyday problems.

The Gavrilovic family, in the absence of money, must earn it on every possible way. When Tika Shpitz, loudmouth from Stajkovce, comes in Belgrade, Gavrilo, head of Gavrilovic family, sees the chance to get money.

Some New Kids is a teen humor series that aired on the first channel radio-television of Serbia in 2003. The series happens in a school on Vracar. The main characters are the students of VIII3 and their professors. They all get into different funny situations together. The series has featured many stars, such as the band Fifth Element, Natasha Bekvalac and musician Kristina Kovac. The first season had 14 episodes. For the New Year, another episode was added as a New Year's special. The sequel was planned but work on it was suspended after the death of Spomenka Kovac.

The series is based on the 1936 novel of the same name by Serbian author Mir Jam. Like the novel, the television series is based in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia between the World Wars and centers around the love life of young protagonist Andjelka Bojanic. After marrying a Montenegrin judge, she quickly realizes she has made a mistake. Since she had already lost her virginity during her university years, something looked down upon at the time, her husband--who learns this after marrying her--divorces her quickly. Andjelka relocates to Trebinje for a new job and to get her life back on track. There she meets new people she becomes close with, but her past catches up with her, bringing more drama and heartache. Several interwoven plot lines include Andjelka's childhood friend, Nenad Aleksic, now a pilot, and his family in Belgrade, and how fate ultimately brings him back into her life.

This is a story about Yugoslavian national football team and their journey to the first world championship in Montevideo.

The story of german professor Kosta Vujic and his students:future famous.All set in 1885.

Lila and Sreten marry and begin to live together with children from his and her first marriages--Lila has two daughters and Sreten three sons. But things don't go as planned, and at one point they ask themselves whether they did the right thing. Family Sindjelic make Sreten widower, his brothers Jezdimir and Momcilo and Sreten's sons and Metodije, Gojko i Kolja. Sreten, after the death of his first wife, married Lila, his girlfriend from high school. Lila has a daughters Eva and Teresa, mother Ksenija and aunt Lidija. Sreten's best friend is Fedor, and Lila's best friend is Fedor's wife Nikolina.