Dying Out of Bears

Set in 1983, Dying Out of Bears presents a satirical view of the corrupt political system of Yugoslavia. The film uses invisible animals, like bears and mice, as metaphors for the rulers who conceal their failures and shortcomings. This approach offers a distinct commentary on society during a tumultuous era.

The cast features notable names such as Petar Kralj, Đorđe Pura, and Semka Sokolović-Bertok, bringing the story to life with their performances. Produced by Televizija Sarajevo, the film showcases the unique storytelling style of the era, making it a noteworthy representation of Yugoslavian television cinema.