The Iron Gates

This film presents a rich tapestry of cinematic observations and testimonies, interweaving the interpretations of contemporary dancers with the sculptural works of the author. It also features the voices of actors who portray non-human protagonists, such as geological formations, infrastructural objects, and animals.

The author, whose family faced deportation from Yugoslavia to Germany during World War II, embarks on a journey of re-learning the Serbian language. This personal narrative adds depth to the film's exploration of migration and the complexities of cultural identity in a changing world.