When a Ball Hit Our Heads - The Portrait of Milko Djurovski (2000)

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A quieter title still finding its audience, though the rating rests on a thin sample, so treat it as provisional.

Synopsis

When he was nineteen Belgrade and a half of the former Yugoslavia admired him. Too much money to spend, a famous and desirable pop singer Lepa Brena. Then he left Marakane and joined the black-and-white stripes soccer club at the famous JLA Stadium in Belgrade. Milko Djurovski. The soccer poetry of Milko’s legs sings of love, which sparkles in his eyes, when he smells freshly cut grass or the leather of the soccer ball. The whole world is trapped in this ball.

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