The Presumption of Justice

This documentary runs for 41 minutes and investigates the case of Stefan Velickovic, who was convicted despite not being present at the incident involving a French football fan in Belgrade. The film delves into the dynamics of fan clubs and the broader implications of hooliganism and political scandals in Serbia.

By focusing on Velickovic's wrongful conviction, The Presumption of Justice raises questions about justice and accountability within the legal system. The film's examination of a specific instance of alleged scapegoating offers insight into the intersection of crime, politics, and public perception in contemporary Serbia.

Collectors interested in documentaries that address social issues and political narratives will find value in this film's unique perspective on a significant event in Serbian history.