Srbenka

The film follows the complex relationship between Biserka, a single mother struggling to raise her son Đuro, and her son's father, also named Đuro. It delves into the challenges of poverty, social exclusion, and the impact of their difficult circumstances on their family dynamics. The narrative explores Biserka's attempts to create a better future for her son amidst systemic challenges.

Srbenka received critical acclaim for its raw and intimate portrayal of a marginalized family. Critics lauded its sensitive direction, powerful performances, and its unflinching look at social issues in Croatia. The documentary was praised for its emotional depth and its ability to foster empathy for its subjects.

• Praised for its intimate and empathetic portrayal of a struggling family.

• Lauded for its sensitive direction and honest depiction of social issues.

• Recognized for its powerful emotional resonance and compelling narrative.

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Won the Grand Prix at the Zagreb Film Festival, and the Best Film award at the Beldocs International Documentary Film Festival.

The film was shot over several years, allowing the director to capture the evolving relationship between Biserka and Đuro and to deeply understand their lives.