Violet

Directed by an unnamed filmmaker, 'Violet' centers on Ljubica, a middle-aged woman who works as an audio pedagogue for deaf-mute children. Living in Zagreb, she juggles the challenges of her marriage to a husband who works in Germany and the responsibilities of raising a small child. Amidst her dissatisfaction, she begins an affair with Zlatko, a younger man from a wealthy background. Their relationship, while filled with genuine affection, faces obstacles stemming from societal expectations and the realities of their differing worlds.

The film features notable performances from actors such as Božidarka Frajt, Ivan Stančić, and Relja Bašić. Each character adds depth to the narrative, illustrating the emotional landscape of Ljubica’s life. The film's exploration of themes like love, loneliness, and societal pressure resonates with viewers, making it a compelling watch for those interested in character-driven dramas from the late 1970s.