Tracing the Footsteps with Marko Grba Singh

Director Marko Grba Singh spends time in the abandoned apartment of his childhood in Belgrade.

Tesa is an ordinary dog who disappears one day and start projecting images and thoughts of her own. She becomes Tesaurus, an endemic species of a talking dog.

At the Gaomeigu observatory, Naxi people observe the sky. The telescope triggers their local legends, both old and new.

The residents of a Serbian village must live together with illegal migrants who, on a stopover in their journey to the European land must remain invisible.

Zoran lives on the streets of Belgrade. He is free from the obligations of the society and an example of the rough transition which Balkans went through.

The feelings of rootlessness and life concerns that prey on thousands of African and Middle Eastern refugees migrating to Europe resonate in this minimalist documentary about two young Somali emigrants. On the path to a better future, they have found temporary shelter in an abandoned house in the mountains near the Serbian-Romanian border. The camera simulates the perspective of an inconspicuous impartial observer capturing moments that often lack any action, but are still full of internal tension arising from the feelings of uncertainty that the silently waiting men cannot escape.