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Two friends travel to Belgrade to explore a music scene that exists outside state funding and institutional support. Moving through trap, hardcore, and alternative rock collectives, they meet artists who create their own creative spaces under difficult conditions. The talent, ambition, and hospitality of Serbia’s musicians leave them deeply impressed.
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Two friends travel to Belgrade to explore a music scene that exists outside state funding and institutional support. Moving through trap, hardcore, and alternative rock collectives, they meet artists who create their own creative spaces under difficult conditions. The talent, ambition, and hospitality of Serbia’s musicians leave them deeply impressed.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:51 minutes
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Alexander Baptiste Kaiser
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Ana Srećković
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Marija Vukčević
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Nikola Hajduković
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Nemanja Bajagić
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Ilija Uzelac
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Pavle Stanković
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David Debeljević
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Macha Ravel
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Marko Nastić
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Damjan Nedelkov
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Danilo Ilić
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