Hitler from Our Street

Set in a village in Vojvodina during World War II, Hitler from Our Street portrays the complex interactions among local inhabitants amidst the German occupation of Serbia. The story centers on the local Volksdeutschers, ethnic Germans who align with the Nazi occupiers, creating tension and conflict in the community.

The film follows Leksi, a village bum who seizes the chance to wear a uniform and brandish a gun, leading to confrontations with Marko and Joca, two villagers who plot against him. Meanwhile, Marko's attempts to seduce Leksi's wife, Anika, add another layer of conflict to the narrative. With a runtime of 94 minutes, this film provides a unique perspective on the impact of war on personal relationships and community dynamics.