It's Hard to Be Nice

The film follows Fudo, a taxi driver in his forties who is caught between morality and crime in Sarajevo. Struggling to make ends meet, he supplements his income by advising local criminals but faces severe consequences when his advice backfires. As Fudo seeks to reclaim his family and turn his life around, he must navigate the challenges of leaving his old ways behind.

Clocking in at 86 minutes, It's Hard to Be Nice presents a unique narrative that combines humor with serious themes. With a cast featuring Saša Petrović, Daria Lorenci Flatz, and Emir Hadžihafizbegović, the film offers a glimpse into the complexities of life in a city marked by its history. The interplay of personal choices and external pressures creates a compelling story that may appeal to fans of character-driven cinema.

Collectors can find It's Hard to Be Nice available on DVD, making it an accessible addition for those interested in diverse filmographies and international storytelling. The film's exploration of human resilience and moral dilemmas adds depth to its representation of Sarajevo.