The House

The House tells the story of Jovan, a retired architect of Serbian origin who defies his daughter's wishes to move to a nursing home after suffering a heart attack. Instead, he embarks on a journey with his grandson Nikola, who has Asperger's syndrome, back to their homeland in Serbia. Their intention is to sell the family land, but they find themselves entangled in a local rebellion against the construction mafia threatening their community.

This film resonates with those interested in narratives about personal and societal struggles, making it a notable entry for collectors of international cinema. The performances from the cast, including Nika Rozman and Sanja Vejnović, add depth to the film's exploration of family dynamics and the fight against external pressures. The backdrop of Serbia provides a rich cultural context that enhances the film's themes of belonging and resistance against change.