Het laatste Joegoslavische elftal

Het laatste Joegoslavische elftal was released on 26 listopada 2000.

Het laatste Joegoslavische elftal was directed by Vuk Janic.

Het laatste Joegoslavische elftal has a runtime of 85 min.

Het laatste Joegoslavische elftal was produced by Pieter van Huystee.

They were called 'the golden generation', the young Yugoslavian soccer players who won the Junior World Soccer Championships in 1987 in Chile. To be sure, many of them became world-famous and today play in Rome, Milan and Madrid. But the country they represented in Chile no longer exists. Director Vuk Janic talks with soccer heroes like Zvonimir Boban and Sinisa Mihajlovic and visits the neighborhoods they grew up in. Via the soccer, he tells the story of the disintegration of his country. The supporter riots in 1990 during the match between Red Star Belgrade and Dinamo Zagreb heralded the imminent war. Shortly after, the team fell apart. Seven years later, as national players of Croatia and little Yugoslavia, they compete in two charged qualification matches for the 2000 European Championships. Soccer is not war, but the war is never far away. The first match in Belgrade has to be canceled due to NATO bombings, and the two national hymns are drowned in deafening whistles from the audience.

The key characters in Het laatste Joegoslavische elftal are Himself (Siniša Mihajlović), Himself (Zvonimir Boban), Himself (Predrag Mijatović).

Het laatste Joegoslavische elftal is a Dokumentalny, Sport film.

Het laatste Joegoslavische elftal has an audience rating of 8.2 out of 10.