IKEA for YU

Marija was born in Yugoslavia but spent most of her life in Croatia. Her family still upholds Yugoslav ideals, which, as a Serbian family that remained in Croatia despite the pressures of war, felt closest to their identity. Marija had always believed that the values of her family were also her own – until life took her in a different direction. After starting a family of her own, she began to question those inherited values and her place within them. Through a journey into her family's past, she makes the decision to start anew and moves to Sweden, where she builds a new home. The film follows Marija’s coming of age as she constructs her own identity, free from family taboos and the weight of collective heritage.

• 15. Sarajevo Film Festival, 2018. – natjecateljski program• 61. međunarodni festival dokumentarnog i animiranog filma DOK Leipzig, 2018.• Međunarodni filmski festival Prvi kadar, BiH, 2018.• 17. međunarodni filmski festival u Dhaki, Bangladeš, 2019. • 1. međunarodni festival nezavisnog filma u Yali, Nepal, 2019.• 6. filmski festival u Méridi, Meksiko, 2019.• 15. ZagrebDox, 2019. • 4. Sarajevo sur Seine Film Festival, Pariz, 2019.• 12. festival mediteranskog filma Split, 2019.• Dea Open Air Film Festival, Tirana, 2019.• Festival mediteranskog i europskog filma Trebinje, BiH, 2019.• Međunarodni festival dokumentarnog filma u Ierapetri, Grčka, 2019.• 6. Star Film Fest, Sisak, 2019.• Međunarodni filmski festival Zlatni vitez, Moskva, 2019.• Southeast European Future Festival, London, 2019.• Oaxaca Film Festival, Meksiko, 2019.• 13. Vox Feminae Festival, Zagreb, 2019. • 14. DOKUart – festival dokumentarnog filma, Bjelovar, 2019.• 2. međunarodni festival dokumentarnog filma u Beogradu – DOK #2, 2020. – nagrada publike za najbolji film