Enclave

Nenad, a 10-year-old boy from a Serb enclave in Kosovo, has to step behind enemy lines in deeply divided Kosovo, in Muslim-majority territory, to bury his grandfather. He has no friends, he lives alone with his father, Vojo, who is an alcoholic and his grandfather Milutin, who is slowly dying. He has no contact with the children his generation and it bothers him. He is the only Serbian student and goes to school every day with a KFOR military vehicle, and when he hears the sound of blunt bumps of stones in an armored vehicle, it is a sign that he is approaching the Albanian village. This film is about the Serb minority who stayed in Kosovo to live in small isolated groups - enclaves. These communities are the only ones in all of Europe, and members of the United Nations and European Union police are needed to guard these borders. What happens when someone dies in the enclave and the cemetery is in enemy territory? In this movie, which is an eternal and instructive story of forgiveness and love, an old man will be buried thanks to his grandson, a boy who dared to do something impossible for both communities in Kosovo, both Serbian and Albanian: to love and make friends in the opposite side. It is very difficult to talk about such specific topics, and it is not always easy to tell the story honestly. This movie made it.