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Why Should I Live

2016, Serbian. Directed by Nikola Končarević.

In 1985, the iconic Novi Sad punk band "Two Minutes of Hatred" broke up. One of their songs was called "Why should I live". Through the story of guitarist Saša Ivanović Sajla, the film tries to examine how 30 years later Saša and the other members of the original line-up answer the question they asked. Where are they now? Can Christianity and punk coexist? Can a man give up his youth? Which of them found the answer?

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Released
29 October 2016
Original title
Zašto da živim
Country
Serbia
Written by
Nikola Končarević

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If you liked Why Should I Live, try Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me, Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger, Justin Bieber's Believe.

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Why Should I Live (2016) was directed by Nikola Končarević and stars Saša Ivanović 'Sajla', Boris Davidovac, Dragan Škrbić.

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