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Pet godina samoće
A collection of political essays and articles by Nenad Čanak, written during the war period (1989–1994), in which the author sharply criticizes the Milošević regime, the war policy, and the rise of nationalism in Serbia.
Ciao, slinavci
A witty and touching young adult novel by Tito Bilopavlović about a group of city boys growing up—their first loves, mischief, rivalries, and the inevitable loss of a carefree childhood.
Uzorana ledina I - II
Mikhail Sholokhov’s monumental two-part chronicle of the painful collectivization in the Don village of Gremyachy Log, where political ideals, peasant resistance, class conflicts, and human tragedies intersect.
Odgovori: 1954 - 1974
A collection of conversations, interviews, and personal writings in which Françoise Sagan speaks candidly about her literary work, fame, personal passions, society, and two decades of her own life.
Izvjestan osmjeh
Dominique, a young student, enters into a passionate and fleeting affair with her boyfriend's older, married uncle, subsequently facing loneliness and the realization of her own emotional vulnerability.
Dobar dan tugo
Seventeen-year-old Cécile schemes to break off her father's engagement to the serious Anne in order to preserve their comfortable lifestyle, but her dangerous game ends in an unexpected tragedy.
Volite li Brahmsa?
Thirty-nine-year-old Paule is torn between her addiction to unfaithful partner Roger and the passionate affection of the much younger Simon, in a touching story about loneliness and the fear of aging.
Izgubljeni profil
The young and impulsive Josée escapes from her suffocating marriage to the jealous Julius, looking for freedom and a new beginning in Paris, where she rediscovers her own identity through new love and loneliness.
Čudesni oblaci
A young French woman, Josée, tries to escape the trap of a toxic marriage in the USA, drawn into a web of sick jealousy, addiction and emotional exhaustion of her wealthy American husband, Alan.
Zlato i srebro Zadra i Nina
A critical essay and exhibition preface in which Miroslav Krleža celebrates Croatian cultural heritage, identity, and centuries-long resistance to foreign influences through the history of sacred gold and silver from Zadar and Nin.