SYNOPSIS

Dosta Dosta shows the courage of three generations of women in the Balkans who claim public space with their bodies, refusing to remain subordinate to the patriarchal system. They step out to mourn, perform and protest. The film follows mourning women, political activists from Women in Black and dancers in Serbia and Montenegro, uniting their stories. The film displays the political, performative and feminist power of public mourning and protest.

FESTIVALS 2026

SPE Media Festival, Atlanta, USA - Award for Best Documentary Film 2026 

Bucharest Feminist Film Festival, Bucharest, Romania (upcoming)

Resistimos - Festival de documentales en resistencia, Mexico City, Mexico (upcoming)

Pembroke Taparelli Arts and Film Festival, Los Angeles, USA (upcoming)

Chania Film Festival, Chania, Crete, Greece (upcoming) 

Luleå International Film Festival, Sweden (upcoming)

SAGA WIFF - Gawler: Women's International Film Festival. Adelaide, Australia (upcoming)

Izmir International Women Filmmakers Festival, Turkey

FESTIVALS 2025

Women X Film Festival, Darlington, UK - Award for Best Documentary Film 2025

Women Make Waves International Film Festival, Taipei, Taiwan

Female Eye Film Festival, Toronto, Canada

Activists without Boarders, London, United Kingdom - Honorary Award for Efforts in Social Filmmaking

this human world, Vienna, Austria

Rojava International Film Festival, Qamishli, Rojava

SHORT to the Point, Bucharest, Romania - Monthly Nominee

DOKUBAZZAR Independent Documentary Film Festival, Ljubliana, Slovenia