Ahmet, 15, grows up in the mountains of Macedonia, where he tends his father's sheep while looking after his little brother. But what he really dreams of is music. Caught between the expectations of those around him and his desire to see the world, will Ahmet ever be able to follow his own path? Ahmet, a teenage shepherd in Macedonia, dreams of music and must choose between his family's expectations and his desire to follow his own path.
Mileva Marić, better known as Mileva Marić-Einstein, was a Serbian physicist and Albert Einstein's first wife. A rigorous mind, she gained access to the most prestigious educational institutions : in an almost exclusively male academic environment, she was the fifth woman to study at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich. Promised to a brilliant career, her meeting with Einstein undermined her ambitions. Resilient and perseverant, she played a fundamental role in the development of the theory of relativity. Einstein gave her the reward of his Nobel Prize in Physics. How can we explain the ambiguity surrounding Mileva's influence on her husband's work ?
Andrijana Stojković is a Serbian director with a master's degree in film and television directing from the Belgrade School of Dramatic Arts. In 2012, her documentary The Box received a special mention at the L'Europe autour de L'Europe Festival. She received a second mention in 2018 for her documentary Wongar. She has received two nominations at the Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival. Mileva Einstein, Andrijana Stojković's third hybrid feature film, premiered at the eighth edition of the Belgrade International Documentary Film Festival in February 2026.
Beata Migas is a director, producer, and screenwriter, as well as the founder and CEO of Haddock Entertainment. Trained in Film Directing at the Film School in Belgrade, she also holds a degree in Ecological Sources of Energy (AGH University of Science and Technology, Kraków) and is a graduate of the European Academy of Diplomacy in Warsaw. Since 2017, she has been developing fiction and documentary projects within European cinema, focusing on underrepresented communities and contemporary environmental issues. Her debut feature, UFO: They Are Already Here (2021), a journalistic film about ufological phenomena, achieved significant success. She has also directed other films, including At Present (2023), presented at the EFM of the 74th Berlinale, and the drama Fish Swim Alive Underwater (2024), premiered at the 11th Finno-Ugric Film Festival in Tartu.
After being expelled from his school due to a fight with another student, Tarik is forced to leave his single mother to go live with his father and his family in Novi Pazar. Stuck between his mother's demands and his fathers’ world to which he is estranged, will the young teenager be able to find his place ?
Born in 2002 Adem Tutić is a student in film directing at the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Belgrade. His work mainly discusses the place of the Muslim identity in current Serbia and its relation with the orthodox culture.
