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February 6, 2026
„Sadašnja vremena su mnogo drastičnija“: Goran Marković govorio o svojim filmovima koji su inspirisani devedesetim
Projekcija filmova „Kordon“ i „Srbija, godine nulte“ Gorana Markovića održana je večeras u Muzeju devedesetih, nakon čega je autor sa publikom razgovarao o svojim ostvarenjima i o životu devedesetih.
TL;DR
- Goran Marković's films "Kordon" and "Srbija, godine nulte" were screened at the Museum of the Nineties.
- Marković discussed his films and life during the 1990s with the audience.
- He stated that "Srbija, godine nulte" was inspired by a request from French philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy.
- Marković used his diary from the Milošević era to create films that mirrored his life and the times.
- He described current times as more drastic and noted the presence of problematic individuals.
- "Kordon" (2002) depicts the winter of 1996-1997 protests against election fraud.
- "Kordon" won the Grand Prix at the Montreal festival in 2002.
- "Srbija, godine nulte" (2001) offers an intimate portrayal of life from the early 1990s to the fall of Milošević, drawing parallels to present-day Serbia.
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