Jasna Beri

A woman and her daughter struggle to make their way through the aftermath of the Balkan war. (imdb)

The main heroes of this black comedy are two morgue workers, Risto and Safet. The two of them are betting daily on how many corpses will arrive that day. One morning, Risto predicts less than 4 bodies, while Safet states 4 or more. Ruzduja Kucuk (Laza Ristovski), a local swindler, is their first "guest"... (Yu4You.com)

In an isolated Bosnian village, largely destroyed during the war, a small band of survivors eke out a living by selling homemade jam by the roadside. The village of Slavno is still coping with the ravages of the recent conflict, mourning the loss of all of its able-bodied men, who are either dead or missing. With no bodies to bury, the villagers are forced to co-exist with the daily reality of their missing husbands, fathers, and sons. (viff.org)

Luna and Amar's relationship is under strain. Amar loses his job for being drunk at work. Luna is very worried about having a child with Amar. Then Amar takes a job in a conservative Muslim community of Wahhabis. In a visit, she notices that men and veiled women live in strict segregation and are closely watched. Luna asks Amar to return home, but Amar insists that this has brought him peace and keeps him from drinking. Luna realises that Amar's attitude to religion has drastically changed. (Berlin International Film Festival)