Synopsis

The film is inspired by the music of the Slovenian band Laibach, and the song Moral Support. It’s about a clash between communists (striking miners) and Yugoslav nationalists in Trbovlje in which dozens of people died. At that time (1924), Slovenia was part of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. The film evokes the echoes of the first decades of the 20th century through artistic movements. It's about the eternal fight between different political concepts and the tragedy of the human victims behind it.

Vuk Jevremović

Vuk Jevremović (Frankfurt am Main, 1959) graduated in 1984 from the Technical Faculty in Belgrade (former Yugoslavia) with a degree in architecture. In 2002 he graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich under mentorship of Joseph Kosuth. His films: Eon (1995), Wind, der stiller wird (1996), Panther (1998), Tagesbuch (2000), Faces (2002), Quercus (2004), The Wheel Turns (2005), Schließ die Augen und atme nicht (2006), Lux (2007), Berbaok (2008), Geduld der Erinnerung (2009), Toteninsel – La isla de los Muertos (2013), Sailor's Grave (2014), No History (2015), Monte Adrion (2017), 11 (2022).