Goranka's Time (Goranka)

Boris Miljković

Goranka's Time intimately explores the life and prolific work of Yugoslav photographer Goranka Matić. Through candid conversations with her longtime friend, acclaimed director Boris Miljković, the film delves deep into Matić's most famous artistic projects, revealing the personal stories behind her iconic images and - never-before-seen - homemade movies from the 1970s. The narrative weaves through discussions of her work, her childhood, the influence of her parents, family, friends, and events that marked her exceptional life. We meet both young and mature Goranka, offering a unique, unfiltered look into the beautiful soul of a true artist.

Serbia 2025, '84

DIRECTOR: Boris Miljković

SCENARIO: Boris Miljković

CAMERA: Kiša Radić

MONTAGE: Anđela Grabež

PRODUCERS: Mirjana Žarković, Marija Bereta

PRODUCTION: Radio televizija Srbije, Magentaverse

FESTIVALS & AWARDS:

World Premiere

Boris Miljković

Boris Miljković studied Film Directing at the Faculty of Dramatic Arts, University of Arts in Belgrade. With Branimir Dimitrijević, he formed the duo Boris & Tucko, co-creating and directing notable 1980s TV shows and films such as Niko kao ja, Rokenroler, Ruski umetnički eksperiment, and Šumanović – Komedija umetnika. His video work was featured at MoMA and the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston in 1989. In the 1990s, he worked in advertising as creative director for Saatchi & Saatchi Cairo and McCann Erickson Belgrade. He created video impressions for Silence of the Balkans (1997) and later produced hundreds of commercials, music videos, and theater trailers. He is also a writer published by Geopoetika, winning awards including the Clio Award, MTV Award, and Isidora Sekulić Award. His novel The Yugoslavs was shortlisted for the NIN Award in 2021. He directed theater productions such as Nevjesta od vjetra (2003) and The Soldier’s Tale (2005), contributed to Eurovision 2008, co-founded the MTS Vision Festival, and served as creative director at Radio Television of Serbia (RTS).