Part-Time Divorce

The story follows Siniša and Svetlana, a couple whose honeymoon plans go awry due to a travel agency error, landing them on the Montenegrin coast instead of Spain. Upon returning to Belgrade, they face a housing crisis as Svetlana's application for an apartment is complicated by the preferential treatment given to divorced mothers. To navigate this issue, Siniša and Svetlana decide to temporarily divorce, using the situation to outsmart the housing board and secure a place to live.

Part-Time Divorce combines humor with social commentary, reflecting the challenges faced by couples during a time of economic difficulty. With a runtime of 95 minutes, the film features a strong cast, including Ljubiša Samardžić and Milena Dravić, who help bring this comedic yet poignant narrative to life. The film's unique premise and relatable themes of love and societal pressure make it an interesting find for collectors of 1980s cinema.