Malagurski Cinema | Filmography

The Weight of Chains

2010, Documentary, 124 min, English & Serbian language

The film examines the role that Western powers played in the brakup of Yugoslavia, containing rare stock footage never before seen by Western audiences, first-hand reporting, and a roster of interviews with academics, diplomats, media personalities and ordinary citizens of the former Yugoslav republics. "The Weight of Chains" also takes a look at the economic colonization of the newly established states in the Balkans and debates controversial issues such as EU membership and cooperation with the IMF.

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Kosovo: Can You Imagine?

2009, Documentary, 30 min, English & Serbian language

The documentary chronicles the stories of Serbs who live in Kosovo without any human rights. Most of the Kosovo Serbs are internally displaced, some of them live in small containter camps, in ghettos, all this in the heart of Europe in the 21st century. Ever since NATO and the UN took control of Kosovo from Belgrade after the bombings in 1999, the local Serbs live in fear and despair, with no one to turn to for help. You will be shocked to learn which atrocities they have to face each day.

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The Canada Project

2005, Documentary, 60 min, English & Serbian language

The film of a young (16) film director from Subotica, Boris Malagurski, "The Canada Project" was shown at the "Abazija" theatre as a part of the International Film Festival in Palic, Serbia. This marvelous documentary about Boris' immigration to Canada is a funny, and at moments a sad story about the perspectives and options that young people have in modern day Serbia. With cleverly composed documentary elements, acted out interpretations by the author and an outstanding soundtrack, this film gives us a peek into Boris' world and life. The topics that he chose are also significant from a political, educational and cultural aspect. "The Canada Project" is one of the best moments of the "Young Authors of Europe" program shown as a part of the International Film Festival in Palic for the first time in 2005.

- Darko Kovacevic
International Film Festival in Palic

Slamarke

2007, Comedy, 3 min, Serbian & English language

A film about the relatively unknown art of making pictures and objects out of straw. Malagurski travels to where this remarkable art originates (Djurdjin, Serbia) and presents it to the world.

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Kits

2006, Comedy, 36 min, English language

The movie is about 4 students in the graduating class of 2004, going through the last days of highschool. They all have different goals at the end of school, but run into significant difficulties to achieve them.

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The Communist Spy

2005, Drama, Black humor, 30 min, English language

At the height of McCarthyism, in Madison, Wisconsin, one man fights to save his country from communism. The only problem is that the man he thinks is a communist is just a taylor.

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Vreme je

2006, Drama, Black humor, 30 min, Serbian language

The first film about global warming in Serbia. A group of highschool friends are trying to make sense of a crisis when natural catastrophes hit their hometown.

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