Dusica zegarac biography of donald

Let's start with intimate history first. Children born in 1945/46. they went to the cinema just when the break with the USSR was complete and fixed, so they were spared the obligatory one Shepherd of Kostya i How steel was tempered (only later, in the Cinematheque, did they realize how lucky they were). Domestic production, however, followed Comrade Lenin's thought on the importance of cinematography, but also managed to find and employ talents and masters. The first movie I vaguely remember is Slava, projected onto a bed sheet from a 16 mm projector in a certain hotel in Biograd na Moru, in the mid-fifties. When we started school, we looked at each other, and the American propaganda documentary series "What we are fighting for" was a hit among the kids (later we confirmed that material in the Cinematheque as well). I remember from narrowly understood partisan films Captain Lesi with the unforgettable Aleksandar Gavrić (tall, bearded, handsome painter): it was actually a western, like most of those NOB films at the time. Someone was well aware that if you are going to make propaganda films, then it is better to stick to the proven approach. There were many of those partisan Westerns, they were appropriately heartbreaking and melodramatic, plain and simple. There wa

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