Cervantes from the Small Town

Cervantes from the Small Town, also known as 'Malo Misto,' features a hotel manager named Roko Prč who attempts to modernize tourism by introducing a nudist beach. The film delves into family dynamics and romantic entanglements, as Roko's wife Anđa brings her cousins to help run the hotel, leading to unexpected relationships and complications.

With a runtime of 106 minutes, this film combines elements of comedy and fantasy, reflecting the cultural and social environment of Yugoslavia during the 1980s. The narrative weaves through infatuations and family business challenges, set against the picturesque Dalmatian coast, making it a unique watch for fans of the genre.

The film's characters, including the charming Servantes who returns from Chile, add depth to the story as they navigate love and financial struggles. Cervantes from the Small Town stands out within the context of Yugoslavian cinema and captures a specific era and style that collectors might appreciate.