Two September days, a few films, and an opportunity to gather around Montenegrin cinema — outdoors, under the open sky.

On September 22nd at 8:00 PM, we are watching “Vudo, You Won!”, directed by Senad Šahmanović, a film about Dušan Vukotić, the first Montenegrin and Yugoslav Oscar winner.

On September 23rd at 8:00 PM, a block of student films from the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Cetinje awaits us:

• “The Whirlwind” — Aleksa Bujišić
• “People, Places, Pontoons” — Anja Šćepanović
• “How We Became Vampires Because of Idiots” — Milan Eraković
• “Silence of the Iron” — Jakša Minić
• “68 Seconds” — Itana Vukosavljević

Before the screenings begin, a representative of the Department of Film and Media from the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Cetinje will address the audience.

After each screening, we will talk with the directors and authors — about the films, their creation, ideas, and everything that opens up when the credits roll.

📍 Plateau behind the King’s Palace, Museum of Contemporary Art of Montenegro

📅 September 22nd and 23rd
🕗 8:00 PM
🎟️ Admission is free.

The program is realized with the special support of the Secretariat for Culture of the Capital City, which recognized the importance of this event and supported its organization, as well as in cooperation with the Museum of Contemporary Art of Montenegro.

We thank the Secretariat for Culture of the Capital City for their support in making these film-dedicated nights accessible to the public and for once again turning the city space into a meeting place for film, authors, and the audience.

Bring the ones you love and come watch movies under the open sky. 🎬