Gorana Jovanović

Bambi drives her very pregnant best-friend Al to hospital to have her baby. They've decided that she's not going to keep it. Al's mood darkens as the inevitable and irreversible reality sinks in.

A tough 13-year-old girl struggles to keep her emotions under control, whether concerning her missing dog or the boy she likes.

A house burned down sixteen years ago, yet the smoke remains.

Decades after being at war with each other, the armies of six former Yugoslav republics are getting together to play ball.

After the disruption of a minute of silence in honor of a fallen comrade in Ukraine, the High choir—made up of Lenin statues across the world—kicks out its northernmost member: a Lenin bust situated in an abandoned Soviet mining settlement in Svalbard. Devastated by this action, the lonely bust is in for yet another upset when a dog wanders into town.

Bambi drives her very pregnant best-friend Al to hospital to have her baby. They've decided that she's not going to keep it. Al's mood darkens as the inevitable and irreversible reality sinks in.

A tough 13-year-old girl struggles to keep her emotions under control, whether concerning her missing dog or the boy she likes.

A tough 13-year-old girl struggles to keep her emotions under control, whether concerning her missing dog or the boy she likes.

A house burned down sixteen years ago, yet the smoke remains.

A house burned down sixteen years ago, yet the smoke remains.

Decades after being at war with each other, the armies of six former Yugoslav republics are getting together to play ball.

Decades after being at war with each other, the armies of six former Yugoslav republics are getting together to play ball.

After the disruption of a minute of silence in honor of a fallen comrade in Ukraine, the High choir—made up of Lenin statues across the world—kicks out its northernmost member: a Lenin bust situated in an abandoned Soviet mining settlement in Svalbard. Devastated by this action, the lonely bust is in for yet another upset when a dog wanders into town.

After the disruption of a minute of silence in honor of a fallen comrade in Ukraine, the High choir—made up of Lenin statues across the world—kicks out its northernmost member: a Lenin bust situated in an abandoned Soviet mining settlement in Svalbard. Devastated by this action, the lonely bust is in for yet another upset when a dog wanders into town.