Friendship, the Oldest Craft

This TV movie showcases the story of Oto and Moto, presented in a way that highlights complex human relationships. Brana Crncevic's screenplay delves into themes of selfishness and the often unacknowledged dynamics of interpersonal interactions. The performances by Dragoljub Milosavljević, Slobodan Aligrudić, Ružica Sokić, and others add depth to the exploration of these themes.

The film's focus on raw and relatable emotional experiences makes it a unique piece from the late 1960s. Its exploration of human nature remains relevant and resonates with audiences interested in character-driven narratives. Collectors of TV movies or drama enthusiasts may find this film to be a significant entry from its era, reflecting the cultural and social context of its time.