Motka (2026)

In the heart of Dorćol, a makeshift café called “Radi Motka” thrives under the sharp wit and informal rule of its founder, Srboljub Dudić Srba. This unlicensed haven draws a quirky circle of regulars—Žarko Zrenjanin, Vlada, Bane, Professor, Father Laza, Panja Panić, and Sloba—each with their own baggage and bravado. When a botched eviction turns Sloba into public enemy number one, the media pounces, and the crew fights back with a mock trial that unexpectedly sparks a movement: SAČ, the Serbian Anti-Thief Squad.

Buoyed by their first taste of vigilante glory, the squad spirals into increasingly reckless schemes, from abducting Živaljević to chasing down a shadowy dog poisoner. But as their crusade gains momentum, the line between righteous fury and outright chaos dissolves. The revelation that the poisoner hides among their own ranks shatters the group’s fragile unity, exposing buried grudges and raw personal demons. In the aftermath, each member is forced to confront the wreckage of their choices, scraping together a fragile truce with themselves and each other. Through it all, “Radi Motka” endures—a gritty monument to their shared rebellion, and a reminder that justice, however flawed, still flickers in the cracks of their makeshift world.