The Priest's Children

In The Priest's Children, Don Fabijan, a young priest, arrives on an unnamed Adriatic island to serve his community. Faced with a declining birth rate, he hatches a plan to pierce condoms sold on the island. Teaming up with a newsagent and a pharmacist, they abolish all forms of birth control, leading to unforeseen complications within their tight-knit community.

The film is noted for its Mediterranean setting and humorous take on serious subjects such as fertility and Catholicism. The ensemble cast includes Krešimir Mikić, Nikša Butijer, and Marija Škaričić, contributing to the film's engaging narrative. With a runtime of 93 minutes, it presents a thought-provoking storyline that balances comedy with drama.