The film "Milica, to Mother" opens UnderhillFest tonight

Olivera Vukadinović's authorial project, a short documentary directed by Sead Šabotić, will be screened tonight at 21 pm in Podgorica, followed by the films "Kukata Miti" and "What Should Be Done".

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From the film "What Must Be Done", Photo: Underhill Fest
From the film "What Must Be Done", Photo: Underhill Fest
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Premiere of the short documentary film "Milica, at her mother's" by director and screenwriter Set Šabotić, created as an author's project Oliver Vukadinovic, author of hundreds of reports and documentaries during her decades-long work on television, will be honored today at the 17th edition of the UnderhillFest International Documentary Film Festival, at 21 p.m., on the basketball court in Njegošev Park.

"As the traces of an old Podgorica sevdalinka lead from Stara varos to Sarajevo, journalist Olivera Vukadinović tries to discover who the mysterious Milica was, the woman whose beauty inspired the song she made famous. Ksenija Cicvaric, "and whose life and identity are still hidden between two opposing stories today," Underhill's announcement states.

Guests of the 17th UnderhillFest, on this occasion, are Olivera Vukadinović and the film producer Milena Charan.

After that, in 21.30, at the same place the film "Kukata Miti" by the director will be screened. Daniela Köttera, who is a guest of the festival.

From the movie 'Kukata Miti'
From the movie "Kukata Miti"photo: Underhill Fest

"The documentary fairy tale 'Kukata Miti' takes the viewer on a cinematic journey through landscapes of loss in Germany, Indonesia and the DR Congo. The film is being screened in the international selection," the organizers remind.

Then, at 23 p.m., also in Njegošev Park, the film from the regional selection "What Should Be Done" will follow, directed by Srdjan Kovacevic.

"In the heart of Ljubljana, the Workers' Counseling Center (Delavska svetovalnica) stands as a beacon of hope for the most vulnerable members of society: employed men and women, the unemployed, people with disabilities, pensioners and migrants. Far exceeding the traditional boundaries of trade union work, this remarkable organization fosters solidarity, fights for justice and envisions a fairer future for the working class," the description highlights.

The audience that is not present at the Njegošev Park will be able to follow the conversations with the guests live via UnderhillFest's social networks and YouTube channel with the support of the One company.

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