Directing

Miodrag 'Mika' Milošević

Place of birth

Brestovac, Serbia, Yugoslavia

Known for

Directing

Credits

5 titles

Miodrag 'Mika' Milošević was a Yugoslavian/Serbian director and writer. He directed over 20 films.

Known for

Behind the camera

Kolt 15 GAP poster
5.7

A short documentary following Stanoje Ćebić, an unemployed Yugoslav metalworker and self-proclaimed Marxist, as he moves through Belgrade and its outskirts articulating his views on labor, socialism, and everyday survival. Directed by Jovan Jovanović and Miodrag Milošević, the film combines observation and direct address to present a satirical yet pointed portrait of working-class disillusionment in socialist Yugoslavia.

Kolt 15 GAP

1971

Kolt 15 GAP poster
5.7

A short documentary following Stanoje Ćebić, an unemployed Yugoslav metalworker and self-proclaimed Marxist, as he moves through Belgrade and its outskirts articulating his views on labor, socialism, and everyday survival. Directed by Jovan Jovanović and Miodrag Milošević, the film combines observation and direct address to present a satirical yet pointed portrait of working-class disillusionment in socialist Yugoslavia.

Kolt 15 GAP

1971

And There Was Morning... and There Was Night. Seventh Day poster
2.0

Experimental short touching the subject of class, representation and sexuality.

And There Was Morning... and There Was Night. Seventh Day

1975

No artwork available
NR

A short documentary directed by Miodrag "Mika" Milošević that observes a game of table tennis through an emphasis on rhythm, timing, and physical movement. Using dynamic camerawork and precise editing, the film highlights the players’ gestures and exchanges, transforming a sporting event into a study of coordinated motion and visual pattern.

The Green Table

1965

No artwork available
NR

A short documentary directed by Miodrag "Mika" Milošević that observes a game of table tennis through an emphasis on rhythm, timing, and physical movement. Using dynamic camerawork and precise editing, the film highlights the players’ gestures and exchanges, transforming a sporting event into a study of coordinated motion and visual pattern.

The Green Table

1965