Milos Radovic

The Serbian screenwriter and director Milos Radovic came to the attention of critics at Cannes in 1987 with his short film The Sudden and Premature Death of Colonel K.K. For nearly 15 years he focused on shorts, television series and theatre plays before shooting his first feature film in 2003, the comedy mosaic Little World, which received a jury prize at the Sarajevo film festival.

Radovic reaffirmed his pointed black humor in his third feature Train Driver's Diary, in which he cast the well-known Serbian actor Lazar Ristovski as the unhappy lead character.

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