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'Marshal Is Dead or How Rock 'n' Roll Killed Yugoslavia' is a documentary that explores the intersection of music and history in former Yugoslavia. Released under the Sallini Film Production banner, it delves into the impact of rock music during the Tito era. This film is significant for collectors interested in cultural documentaries and music history.
This film has had limited release formats, mainly seen on obscure DVDs and some festival circuits. Its scarcity adds to its allure among collectors, especially given the rich historical context it delves into. Many collectors appreciate the way it captures a pivotal moment in history, making it a unique piece in any serious collection focused on music or Eastern European history.
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The film is a documentary that falls under the genres of Music and History.
The film features notable cast members including Goran Bregović, dr Nele Karajlić, and Vlatko Stefanovski.
The documentary focuses on the cultural and societal changes in Yugoslavia brought about by rock music and popular culture during the Tito era.
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