Probably not a single person from the former Yugoslavia who has not seen or at least heard of the film "Ko to tamo peva" ("Who Sings There"), directed by Slobodan Šijan and written by Dušan Kovačević. The story takes place on April 5, 1941, somewhere in Serbia. Several passengers took a bus to Belgrade. An addict, a man who wants to be a singer, a German who may or may not be a spy, a hunter, a World War I veteran, two gypsy musicians and a newlywed couple. The journey turned out to be quite eventful. On the way, they encountered army barricades, peasants who used the road as ploughs, funerals, bridges with tofu scum, suspicion that gypsies had stolen money, and so on, just to reach Belgrade on the morning of April 6, the day when the German Nazis bombed Belgrade. Various metaphors and absurd comedy styles are vividly expressed in this film
Lego's idea shows that the film is still very popular
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