Tito and Me Movie Review 1992

Ten-year-old Zoran lives in 1954 Belgrade and is fascinated by Yugoslavian leader Marshall Tito. Crowded into a flat with his extended family, Zoran learns about volatility firsthand. Then there's romance--he has a crush on a classmate who breaks up with him when she is chosen as one of Tito's Young Pioneers, which means a two-week trip to the country. Political indoctrination means nothing but love--ahh. Debut role for the young Vojnov, who carries the weight of the movie with perfect aplomb. In Serbo-Croation with English subtitles.

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Available on VHS, DVD
Running time 104 minutes.
Originally from Yugoslavian.

Cast and Crew

Genres

Comedy Drama, Family Ties, Childhood Visions, Politics, Period Piece: 1950s, Red Scare

Screenplay

Goran Markovic

Cast

Dimitrie Vojnov, Lazar Ristovski, Anica Dobra, Miki (Predrag) Manojlovic, Olivera Markovic

Cinematography

Radoslav Vladic

Director

Goran Markovic

Music

Zoran Simjanovic

Producer

Kino International