Boogie & Demons

The film showcases Boogie's work in his Belgrade studio, where he employs the collodion wet plate method to create portraits that reveal the darker aspects of human nature. Unlike other cities, where such content is often found among marginalized individuals, Belgrade's dark narratives surface among acquaintances and friends. This contrast provides a compelling backdrop for Boogie's artistic exploration.

The documentary captures the essence of the long exposure photographing process, which Boogie describes as alchemical. Through this technique, he aims to reveal a deeper, almost demonic character in the ordinary people he photographs. The film invites viewers to contemplate the complexities of identity and the unseen layers beneath the surface of everyday life in Belgrade.