
Cinema Komunisto
Film history
is history of power
of creating a history.
Tito Party
Get ready.
This is the story,
of one country,
that no longer exists.
Except on the film.
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
The cinematography
had priority importance,
within a scope of then Yugoslavia.
We were one of the leading
cinematographies in Europe.
Steva Petrovic
assistant director
Film town was built by
the state of Yugoslavia.
We had big chances.
Worked side by side
with renowned world directors,
we produced great world decors,
Veljko Despotovic
Scenographer
What's the time?
Time of revolution.
I founded the Association
of Film Actors of Serbia,
and also the Association
of Film Actors of Yugoslavia.
It was wirtten on the door:
"If you don't think you are the best,
don't come in. "
Bata Zivojinovic
film actor
Today the film is much
different, than it was before.
The impact of the film was
enormous.
Film was a powerful weapon
of propaganda and so on.
Gile Djuric
studio director
Every country and every government
enforces it's own themes.
It was like that. And it always will be.
That every power
promotes itself.
I think that formula of the film
is to be fair to the theme.
Fairness of the film can be
best seen by how long it lasts.
That is the first
and only law of the film.
Veljko Bulajic
film director
On a photograph is Tito,
the bandit leader.
Josip Broz Tito,
born in Kumrovec,
on 25th of May, 1892.
Comrade Tito, call his eagles to war.
Josip Broz Tito
Marshal of Yugoslavia.
Comrade president Tito,
I was your cinematography
projectionist, for 32 years.
I am grateful for everything.
It's wrong.
Leka Konstantinovic.
Tito's projectionist
Berlin is down!
Berlin kaputt!
Hitler kaputt!
Berlin is down.
Brcko-Banovci
Our victory.
The end of war.
May 1945
The year 1945 will stay
in remembrance.
Justice came,
for which we fought.
Everything will be gratious
in new Yugoslavia.
happy.
Beginning of new
Yugoslavia!
Comrades, the war is over.
But the revolution continues!
Our people's revolution!
Yugoslavia was in war
from 1941 till 1945.
The whole country was in ruins.
Belgrade was destroyed
three times by bombs.
In 1946 and 1947
230 km of railway was built.
All that was built by youth.
Of course, not only the youth.
For the first week we
exceeded the norm by 70 percent!
I was also there,
mainly as an organizer.
Steady! To the right!
Forward, march!
We slept in the barracks.
In order to demonstrate courage,
we slept on the boards.
We didn't want blankets nor paliasse.
We were like that.
We liked to work for our country.
Part of the middle class,
are skeptical about this feat of ours.
They can't understand
that our 5 socialist years
is like their 55.
If it is required my Comrades
we will work day and night.
Our country expects that from us.
Along with this struggle
on 1-May, 1947 in Belgrade.
The construction
of the film town started.
Vlasta Gavrik.
Scenogrpaher
In 1951 it will have seven
modern studios and other objects.
It will represent adequate technical base,
for the realization of major
tasks of Yugoslavian cinema.
Central film studio, Avala film.
When I came to the film town,
it looked something like this paper.
A huge field.
That was the beggining
of our cinema.
When nobody knew how to
construct a film town.
The Engineer, uncle George will
explain to you about the assignment.
Hello, youngsters.
What can I tell you?
Do you see that hill? -Yes.
Let's go.
It began by plan
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