Nikola is a senior undergraduate in the Department of Philosophy and a film critic from Serbia. He is also one of the founders of the film studies discussion group at the Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad, which aims to examine the relation of film to different disciplines within the humanities, through interdisciplinary means of analysis. As a film critic, he has been a full-time contributor to web-magazine Autostoperski vodič koz fantastiku, and over the years has contributed to other web-portals such as Oblakoder and Kultiviši se. His philosophy papers on the subject of philosophy of media have been represented in different publications.
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A typical middle-class family struggles with financial troubles in an ever-changing world, caught in a historical web of circumstances they’re unaware of.
An online scammer, reselling faulty products at preposterously high rates, is on the run after some of his customers decide to hit back.
A filmmaker tries to revive his memories of the war raging in a Mozambique village through soundscape exploration and interviews with the villagers.
Overworked and underpaid, Angela drives around the city of Bucharest to film the casting for a 'safety at work video' commissioned by a multinational company. When one of the interviewees reveals the company’s liability in his accident, a scandal erupts.
When one of the women looking after a mansion with absent owners falls ill, her younger colleague takes on the responsibility of caring for both her and the mansion, even to the detriment of her own family.
A woman realises the source of her trauma and sexual appetite after returning to her coastal-town home.
A couple who are unable to have children learn that because they suffer from Past Love Syndrome, the only solution is for them to sleep with all their exes again.
In spite of strict social distancing measures, a dysfunctional family celebrates St Patron’s Day, with their impulses for self-indulgence leading to an eruption of chaos.
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15 Oct 2021