Screenplay: Dragoljub Ivkov
Directed by: Dragoljub Ivkov
Camera: Ivica Rajković
Scenography: Srbislav Vlaški
Music: archive
Editor: Olga Skrigin
Cast: Ljubiša Samardžić, Dara Čalenić, Nikola Milić, Ana Matić, Ksenija Lazarov, Mira Bobić
Genre: Comedy
Year: 1970

Movie Synopsys:

Winter in a small secluded village in the Vojvodina. The peasents are discontent, since the authorities will no longer take their pigs. They suggest building a slaughter house to produce cured-meat product.

At this time the barber Sava, arrives in the village and opens a ‘’Man ‘s Salon’’. By a quick turn of fate the unknown barber becomes an important figure in the village and a delegate to the factory. His amorous advantures begin with Milka the singer and Erzika and Marika, two young Hungarian girls.

Life becomes complicated and event collide. Singing, eating, playing and love making, all in authentic settings with the rich Vojvodina dialect and folklore. But when it begins to look as if Sava has succeeded in life, events take a steady and unstoppable turn for the worse: the authorities reject the request for the slaughter house, the girl of his life dies, the village starts to boycott him and finally even burns down his barber’s shop. And his illusions shattered, Sava leaves the village with the pregnant singer. He’ll try again, but now as a trio. Perhaps...