Branko Zavrsan

Toni Riff, a Bosnian rock star back in the 1980's, came to Slovenia during the war and married his fan Sonia. He has been inactive for the past two decades, relying on his wife to support them. To Toni's annoyance, Sonia works as a phone-sex operator. One of her regular clients is a hotel owner Max, an avid fan of the 80's New Wave. He offers to organize a come-back concert for the former star. Upon arrival to the hotel, shocked by the concert announcement, Toni hides in a room. (adriablues.com)

Director focuses on to contemporary human inability to emphasize. What makes the main protagonist of this film interesting is her selfishness which reflects the general modus vivendi and social atmosphere of the present moment. (triglavfilm.si)

Branko has been a truck driver for only a few months, a choice that is quite understandable, given that he now earns three times as much as he did as a schoolteacher. But everything has a price, which is not always quantifiable in terms of money. As children, we were told: "work ennobles man". But here the opposite seems true: it is Branko, with his efficiency, his obstinacy, his goodwill, who ennobles a job that grows more and more alienating, absurd, and enslaving. (imdb)

Driving home from a New Year's Eve party, Chief Inspector Taras Birsa notices a police car by the road. He stops, and inadvertently gets involved in an investigation of a brutal murder of a young woman. (imdb)