At night, Branko roams the streets of Belgrade, trying to understand his younger brother, who
leaves behind strange traces: muddy shoes, bloodied sheets, suspicious haunts. Branko retraces
his steps, but as paranoia grows, he begins to realize that the one behaving strangely may not be
his brother, but himself. Drifting away from the city, he discovers another community in the
forest and merges with the landscape. Returning to Scanorama for the second time, Serbian
director Dane Komljen rejects narratives that pit the queer community against nature, seeking
new ways to represent humanity’s place in the environment.
Dane Komljen
Dane Komljen studied film directing and art. After several award-winning shorts screened at
international festivals, he directed his first feature, All the Cities of the North (2016). His second
feature, Afterwater, was presented at Scanorama.

At night, Branko roams the streets of Belgrade, trying to understand his younger brother, who
leaves behind strange traces: muddy shoes, bloodied sheets, suspicious haunts. Branko retraces
his steps, but as paranoia grows, he begins to realize that the one behaving strangely may not be
his brother, but himself. Drifting away from the city, he discovers another community in the
forest and merges with the landscape. Returning to Scanorama for the second time, Serbian
director Dane Komljen rejects narratives that pit the queer community against nature, seeking
new ways to represent humanity’s place in the environment.
Dane Komljen
Dane Komljen studied film directing and art. After several award-winning shorts screened at
international festivals, he directed his first feature, All the Cities of the North (2016). His second
feature, Afterwater, was presented at Scanorama.
leaves behind strange traces: muddy shoes, bloodied sheets, suspicious haunts. Branko retraces
his steps, but as paranoia grows, he begins to realize that the one behaving strangely may not be
his brother, but himself. Drifting away from the city, he discovers another community in the
forest and merges with the landscape. Returning to Scanorama for the second time, Serbian
director Dane Komljen rejects narratives that pit the queer community against nature, seeking
new ways to represent humanity’s place in the environment.
Dane Komljen
Dane Komljen studied film directing and art. After several award-winning shorts screened at
international festivals, he directed his first feature, All the Cities of the North (2016). His second
feature, Afterwater, was presented at Scanorama.