Falsifier

"The Falsifier" is the only movie in which Josip Broz Tito dies. While the ingenious plot of this imaginative comedy follows Andjelko (Tihomir Stanic), everything happens like in the best spy movie. He is the principal of an elementary school in Bosnian Krajina in the 1960s. At first glance, he has a modest family life, beloved by his friends and neighbors. However, his secret is that he has been making false school diplomas for years. He does this without charge, out of the naive belief that he is actually doing a favor to people. One day, a neighbor to whom Andjelko made a fake diploma, in seeking revenge on his enemy who is a local vet, reports to the police that the vet has Angelko's fake diploma, too. That's when Andjelko's troubles begin, as he ends up in the most notorious prison of Tito's regime in Zenica, accompanied by murderers, serious criminals, political prisoners... He leaves prison after two years, as a completely different person. The whole family is expecting that old Andjelo they all remember, but no one is ready for this change. This is a warm and exciting story full of dramatic twists and turns, but also bitter humor, which speaks of the loss of illusions and the problems of one man who, though he is a forger, was the most respectful man of his time. Was everything you believed true?