Nights and Days

The film follows a partisan battalion that, surrounded on all sides, decides to enter the city to rest and recover. This decision, however, is jeopardized by the fear of one of the partisans, leading to the enemy discovering their plan. Despite this setback, the enemy fails to sabotage the battalion's efforts.

As a 1950s war drama, Nights and Days offers a glimpse into the struggles of resistance fighters during a tumultuous period. Its themes of courage and survival are relevant to collectors interested in historical narratives and the depiction of wartime experiences. The film features a runtime of 89 minutes and is produced by Bosna Film, making it a notable entry in Yugoslav cinema.