The Boys from Marx and Engels Street

This film intertwines the journeys of Stanko, a 30-year-old man facing his first murder, and his 16-year-old brother Vojo, who is about to experience his first sexual encounter. Their paths cross in unexpected ways on a significant day that marks a turning point for both characters.

The Boys from Marx and Engels Street combines elements of crime and family drama, highlighting the complexities of relationships in the backdrop of a mobster narrative. With a runtime of 94 minutes, it captures a slice of life in Montenegro, providing a unique perspective on brotherly bonds and personal growth.

Featuring a strong cast, including Momčilo Otašević and Goran Bogdan, the film presents a gritty yet poignant exploration of choices and consequences. Its keywords, such as 'mobster' and 'Montenegro', hint at the cultural context that shapes the characters' lives and decisions.