Directing · geboren 1942-09-08 · Nis, Serbia, Yugoslavia

Želimir Žilnik

Želimir Žilnik is a Serbian film director and one of the major figures of the Yugoslav Black Wave. He is noted for his socially engaging style and criticism of censorship that was commonplace during the Yugoslav communist era. Subsequently, following the abolition of communist one-party system, he was an outspoken critic of Slobodan Milošević-led regime in Serbia.

Bekannt aus

• Тајванска канаста (1985) – Građevinski inspektor 2
• Lipanjska gibanja (1969) – Director
• Pioniri maleni, mi samo vojska prava, svakog dana nicemo ko zelena trava (1968) – Director
• Nezaposleni ljudi (1968) – Writer
• Frühe Werke (1971) – Director
• Kenedi se ženi (2007) – Writer
• Dupe od mramora (1995) – Director
• Crni film (1971) – Himself
• Lijepe žene prolaze kroz grad (1986) – Director
• Žurnal o omladini na selu, zimi (1967) – Director
• Ustanak u Jasku (1973) – Director
• Topli film (2024) – Himself
• Destinacija_Serbistan (2015) – Writer
• Paradies. Eine imperialistische Tragikomödie (1976) – Director
• Stara škola kapitalizma (2009) – Director
• Kenedi se vraća kući (2003) – Director
• Druga generacija (1983) – Director
• Inventur - Metzstraße 11 (1975) – Director
• Zabranjeni bez zabrane (2007) – Himself
• Gde je bio Kenedi 2 godine (2005) – Director
• Beograde, dobro jutro (1986) – Writer
• Tako se kalio čelik (1988) – Writer
• Tito po drugi put među Srbima (1994) – Writer
• Kud plovi ovaj brod (1998) – Writer
• ŽŽŽ: Žurnal o Želimiru Žilniku (2021) – Himself
• Der gudene er døde (1993) – Writer
• Ali je bilo kaj avantgardnega? (2025) – Himself
• Abschied (1975) – Director
• Stara mašina (1989) – Director
• Bruklin - Gusinje (1988) – Director
• Öffentliche Hinrichtung (1975) – Director
• Stanimir silazi u grad (1984) – Director
• Tvrđava Evropa (2000) – Director
• Placmajstori (1978) – Director
• Vera i Eržika (1981) – Director
• Cinetracts '20 (2020) – Director
• Ideal 68 (2018) – Himself
• Kot eden (2022) – Želimir Žilnik
• Druga linija (2016) – Himself
• Martinac (2015) – Himself