Heretic Acquires Rights to Serbian Protest Drama ‘Until the Day Ends’
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Heretic Acquires Rights to Serbian Protest Drama ‘Until the Day Ends’

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Heretic has secured world rights to Jelena Maksimović's debut fiction feature, “Until the Day Ends,” a drama set against the backdrop of student protests in Serbia. The film is slated to premiere at the Venice Film Festival in September as part of the Horizons section.

The acquisition was announced by Heretic, indicating their commitment to distributing the film globally. "Until the Day Ends" centers on Lena (Lena Trifunović), described as an anarchist student involved in Belgrade’s anti-government movement, and Stefan (Stefan […]). The source does not provide further details about Stefan's character.

The film will have its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival in September. This premiere within the Horizons section suggests a focus on innovative and emerging cinematic voices. Maksimović’s debut is therefore positioned as a noteworthy entry into contemporary international cinema, exploring themes of political activism and student life in Serbia.

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