The Agreement

First Serbian film shot in Kosovo after its separation, exploring the relations between Serbs and Albanians is inspired by true events and depicted through the fate of two tragic heroes and their families. The film was created from the personal experience of producer and screenwriter Predrag Raonić, observing the reality of journalistic work.

Cast

Aleksandar Mihailović

as Aleksandar

Bora Nenić

as Petar

Vasilija Kokotović

as Jelica

Dejan Cicmilović

as Advokat Tasić

Zdravko Maletić

as Agron

Marjan Todorović

as Ljuan

Vladimir Jocović

as Dragan

Nebojša Đorđević

as Baškim, Albanac u domu kulture i zasedi

Miloš Milić

as Besnik

Laurent Rouy

as Fransoa Morel

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