
Thu 20.10.2022 | 20:00 | OmU
Stuttgart, Innenstadtkinos CINEMA
Königstr. 22 (2nd floor)
(orig. Nije loše biti čovek)
Director: Dušan Kovačević
Original version with German subtitles
Running time: 104 min.
Five years after his godfather, former pop star Ranko Beli (Gordan Kičić), disappeared under mysterious circumstances, piano teacher Milan (Vojin Ćetković) decides to solve the mystery and finally find out what happened to Beli. The filmmaker is known for his legendary black humour – an entertaining evening is guaranteed.
As a writer, Dušan Kovačević became known for more than 20 plays, translated into 17 languages and staged at more than 150 theatres in Serbia and abroad. He has also written numerous screenplays for cinema and television films and TV series. Some of the films he wrote have achieved cult status (“Ko to tamo peva”, “Maratonci trče počasni krug”). He is regarded as a living film and theatre legend in Serbia: “My film is an attempt to answer two existential questions. The first is: is there life after death? And the second: is there life before death?”

Fri 21.10.2022 | 20:00 | OmeU
Stuttgart, Innenstadtkinos CINEMA
Königstr. 22 (2nd floor)
(orig. Nebesa)
Director: Srđan Dragojević
Original version with English subtitles
Running time: 120 min.
Stojan is a respectable man, a caring family father and very modest. A small accident brings him unexpected enlightenment: suddenly a halo adorns Stojan’s head. He becomes the attraction of the neighbourhood and turns his family’s quiet life upside down. Stojan’s wife Nada quickly tires of the fuss. The thing has to go – but how?
Srđan Dragojević delivers an extremely entertaining and very clever portrait of post-socialist Europe.

Sun 23.10.2022 | 20:00 | OmU
Stuttgart, Innenstadtkinos CINEMA
Königstr. 22 (2nd floor)
(orig. Toma)
Director: Dragan Bjelogrlić
Original version with German subtitles
Running time: 140 min.
“Toma” is a biographical film about Toma Zdravković, a man remembered not only for his songs and the way he sang them, but also as a great bohemian. Besides Toma, the film also follows the lives of famous artists of the time, such as Zoran Radmilović, Mika Antić, Tozovac and others from the artistic milieu of Yugoslavia back then.
This is a story about the soul and a wonderful portrait of the former Yugoslavia.