'Fair Play'(2023) and Feminine Rage
This thrilling film about feminine rage and male hostility is an incredible depiction of the fragility of the male ego.
Slaviša Ivanović
Slavisa Ivanovic was born to father Predrag in 23.2. 1980 in Tuzla Bosnia and Herzegovina. From 1992, he practiced table tennis and karate. Having moved to Belgrade, he took up aikido, and became a master in 2000. Previously, in 1994, his late aikido teacher, Zeljko Bozic, introduced him to famous Stunt Master Slavoljub Plavsic Zvonce . In 1997, he graduated in a group of stuntmen, jumping from a 36-metre- high tram bridge. He graduated from the Petar Draps in secondary school, as an avionics technician, in Belgrade. During his school days he lived in a hall of students, and his propensity to armed forces drove him to become a Flight mechanic. After secondary school, in 1999, he went to serve the mandatory military service, and was allowed to regularly go and shoot small-scale projects across Serbia. During the military service, he was stationed in Banjaluka, serving in the air force. He returned to Belgrade and continued working as a profesional stuntman , stuntcoordinator assistant and later like Stuntcoordinator & Action Director. Additionally, he has graduated from Economy&Business faculty in Belgrade University
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