WAY BACK

With the sudden arrival in Serbia, the older daughter Dunja initiates a joint trip with her mother Jovan and younger sister Jasna to her father, who has been living alone in a weekend house for some time. Driving a car, Dunja and Jasna, convinced that their father left his mother for another woman, exchange their impressions of his actions, reminisce about the past and reveal their intentions and expectations from meeting him. Dunja treats adultery as a mistake, a product of her father's crisis, and hopes that the visit could reunite the family, while Jasna accepted her parents' divorce as the final situation. Under the emotional charge of Jovan, frightened and tense, she told them that there was no adultery, but that she initiated the separation because she never loved her father. In the yard and the weekend house, the daughters look for and call their father. They go out on a nearby glade, but instead of finding their father, they come to their mother again. In front of them is a wide horizon.

ALEKSANDAR ADŽIĆ

He graduated in Film and TV Directing at the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Belgrade. Works as a casting director for many films and series and as a commercial director. Way Back is his debut short feature film.