In the Name of the People

Set in an industrial town during 1966, In the Name of the People delves into the story of a business firm led by the capable director Todor. The film captures the anticipation of progress in the community, driven by Todor's policy of "World breakthrough." The central character, Milutin, who serves as Todor's driver, finds himself entangled in a web of absurdly dramatic relations where manipulation prevails.

Milutin's unwavering admiration for Todor, combined with his honesty and goodwill, leads him into increasingly complex situations. The film highlights his struggle to adapt to the changing dynamics around him while remaining true to his principles. This drama presents a nuanced exploration of the human condition and the challenges faced in a rapidly evolving society.