An unseen protagonist searches for opponents to challenge to a duel. The weapon: language. Specifically the Serbian tradition of the satirical aphorism, a punchy escapade with a subversive twist deployed as a buffer against political corruption and the ravages of war. Providing a witty counterpoint to the film's deadpan narration, the film's collage of oddly-juxtaposed images, gathered on a three-year road trip across the former Yugoslavia, could be visual aphorisms themselves. Ironic, dark, jaded, cynical - yet somehow strangely optimistic - the narrator of this absurdist travelogue proclaims himself a man "ready to die for what I believe in. But thank God, I don't believe in anything anymore."

US Premiere
WGA Silverdocs Documentary Screenplay Award Nominee

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GOODBYE, HOW ARE YOU?
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Boris Mitić
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