Putri Hamran

This film was only shown once near where I live. No promotions, no posters, etc. But nevertheless this was one of the best films I've ever watched. No meaningful flaws (apart from Mathe's wife baby bump which was placed a bit too high, but that's about it). Everything was perfect. The actors are amazing with their acting, the plot is perfect, the visuals, the transitions between current events and flashback scenes are flawless. The story is very humanizing, like people were united in the face of adversity no matter how different their countries' political ideologies are and the fact that they spoke different languages and often couldn't understand what each other were saying. They still find little joy in their hardship. My favorite non spoiler part is where the maintenance guy gave the two kids (Zivota and I think the other one was Radojko) coins to get some drinks at the vending machine.