University Town

Directed by Jovanović, University Town explores the realities of student life after extensive research in the community. The film's candid portrayal of the university environment prompted a strong backlash from the Academy of Theatre, Film, Radio and Television. Vjekoslav Afrić, then head of the Academy, reacted aggressively during an internal screening, leading to threats against the filmmaker.

Despite the backlash, two commissions were formed to investigate the film's authenticity. Their findings confirmed that the documentary accurately depicted life in the university town, yet Afrić continued to pursue disciplinary actions against Jovanović. The film's journey from censorship to eventual release illustrates the tensions between artistic expression and institutional authority during that era.