Nothing Bad Will Happen

This documentary follows the lives of two young men, Goran and Vukota, in a Serbian Orthodox monastery. Through their daily routines and interactions, the film explores themes of faith, doubt, and the search for meaning in a secluded spiritual environment. It offers an intimate look at their personal journeys and the challenges they face in reconciling their beliefs with the outside world. The narrative unfolds gradually, revealing the complexities of their commitment and their individual paths toward spiritual fulfillment.

Nothing Bad Will Happen received positive reviews, particularly for its intimate and observational approach to its subjects. Critics lauded the film's sensitive portrayal of the young men's lives and their spiritual explorations. The documentary was praised for its thoughtful direction and its ability to capture profound moments within a seemingly simple existence. Audiences also responded well to its authentic and unvarnished look at monastic life and the human search for purpose.

• Praised for its intimate and observational style.

• Noted for its sensitive portrayal of spiritual seeking.

• Appreciated for its authentic look at monastic life.

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Selected for the Berlinale Forum 2018.

The film was shot over a period of several years, allowing the director to build a deep trust with its subjects and capture their evolving lives authentically.