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Infectious Balkan Groove !

Inspired by the nightlife capital of the Balkans, this Global House/Balkan Beat anthem bottles the explosive energy of a Eastern European party.

French producer The Noisy Line blends traditional accordion and Gypsy Jazz guitar with heavyweight club production.

Following radio support across Greece, Bulgaria and Romania, the debut album arrives in November 2026. Think Shantel, Gramophonedzie and Balkan Beat Box partying on Belgrade's splavovi !

Check it:

After a fight with her boyfriend, sleepless Danijela wanders through Belgrade on a hot summer night, searching for anything to distract her, cutting between dreams and reality, tracing the space where imagination blurs with memory.

Directed by: Ivana Bobić Written by: Vuk Ršumović & Ivana Bobić (concept), Nathan D'Arcy Roberts (additional dialogue) Starring: Ben Aldridge, Danijela Dimitrovska, Nikola Ljubičić, Isidora Tričković Cinematography: Rain Li Set Design: Duško Ruljević Costume Design: Milica Kolarić Editing: Sam Jones Music: Blood Music Producers: Ivana Bobić, Andy Brunskill, Rain Li, Nathan D'Arcy Roberts, Vuk Ršumović

Milica asked me to help out on this one. It shot mostly on locations (not much to build), but the crew was nice and the spots pretty photogenic.

I had to make a string of lights. Milica asked if she could keep it. I said sure, but forgot to mention the bulbs weren’t LED. A few days later she told me they burned a mark into her hardwood floor.

Ben was really cute.

One night in Belgrade, two men meet. By morning, everything will have changed.

Written & directed by: Nikola Ljuca Starring: Jasmina Avramović, Milan Marić, Miloš Timotijević Cinematography: Maja Radošević Set & Costume design: Duško Ruljević Editing: Nataša Damnjanović Producers: Nataša Damnjanović, Andrej Nosov, Vladimir Vidić

I didn’t have much experience with costumes yet, so Milan ended up with a T-shirt one size too small. I bluffed my way out, said it was intentional (the tightness implying he was closeted).

We needed kitchen tiles for a scene, so I decided to tile the wall myself. Bad idea.

Butter was used on the windows to haze the light from outside.

Finding the right car for the sergeant took forever. I still think it should've been an Alfa Romeo 156.