Two Furnaces for Udarnik Josip Trojko
Two Furnaces for Udarnik Josip Trojko follows the disassembling of the famous Siemens-Martin furnace, which once stood at the heart of the huge Yugoslavian iron industry. As we watch the old making way for the new, we hear off-camera archive recordings of political speeches, full of enthusiasm and ideological optimism, from the period when the old furnace was in operation.
Goran Dević
Director
Also Directed by Goran Dević
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In the native city of the film's author, crows have been breeding which residents treat as temporary and unwanted guests...
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