A journalist lives his smooth citizen life, married to a woman from respected family. But, conflicts with manager at work are becoming more often, his marriage is unstable and the outer manifestation of all this is a strange skin disease. Doctors recommend resting in nature and self-examination. In the mountains, in a lonely house near the lake, he meets a woman, also unadjusted and lonely. The consequences of this encounter are beneficial. Capable to love again, he gets his moral strength, and disease retreats. He breaks off his contacts with his wife's family and with "petit bourgeois" of his former life, confronts his boss and wins, realizing that this is only a first victory which has straightened him up.

At 56 years of age Mita Pantic is still only a junior clerk in his company. Another typical workday for him is starting at 6 a.m. as frustration awaits at every turn from the moment he gets up. Trying to get ready to go to work, he can barely get a turn to use the bathroom in the crowded apartment. Other members of the household are not without their frustrations either, meaning that nagging and shouting are a staple of their home life at any time of day.

南斯拉夫“黑浪潮”一代的经典作之一，柏林最佳导演金熊奖提名。
The Dog Who Liked Trains
(Pas koji je voleo vozove)
Screenplay: Gordan Mihic
Directed by: Goran Paskaljevic
Camera: Aleksandar Petkovic
Scenography: Dragoljub Ivkov
Music: Zoran Hristic
Editor: Olga Skrigin
Cast: Svetlana Bojkovic, Irfan Mensur, Velimir Bata Zivojinovic, Pavle Vuisic, Danilo Bata Stojkovic, Dusan Janicijevic, Boro Begovic, Katica Zeli, Gordana Pavlov, Ljiljana Jovanovic, Dragomir Cuma, Ratko Miletic.
Genre: Drama
Year: 1977
Awards:
PULA: Bronze Arena for the film, Golden Arena for the best actress – Svetlana Bojkovic
BERLIN: Critics' Prize
A girl named Mika, convicted for drug smuggling, escapes from the transport train. Mika dreams of going to her brother to Paris, but without money or passport she is forced to accept the help of a former stuntman who is now touring provincial towns presenting primitive rodeo shows. On the road they pick up a boy in search of his long lost dog who was trained to jump on and off trains. When the youngster realizes that the cowboy is going give up Mika to the police, he offers her a ride to Belgrade on his motorcycle. There she attempts to get a passport with money she stole from the cowboy, but her criminal friends deceive her and the boy's bike is destroyed. In desperation, Mika tries to get rid of the affectionate boy who still wants to help her and jumps on a passing train. Trying to catch up with her, the boy injures himself and falls under the train. With the horrific scene moving further and further away from her, Mika notices the boy's dog peacefully riding her train. Goran Paskaljevic, Yugoslavia, 1977, Serbian/Subtitles: Slovenian, 83 min, fiction film, DVD-ROM
A girl named Mika, convicted for petty black-marketeering, makes her escape from the train transporting prisoners to prison. She has been dreaming of Paris for some time, and that's where she wants to go at all costs.
Her freedom, however, is illusory: without money and identity she must accept the help of a former stuntman now touring provincial towns and presenting primitive rodeo shows with "scenes" from well known westerns.
During his tour, stuntman also meets a young man, with no family and no job, who's searching for his long lost dog. He truly believes in love and friendship, unlike the stuntman and Mika, and will do anything to win their affection.

Grown up in an atmosphere of failed marriage of his parents, a young man wants to go his way throughout life. School he finished doesn't give him the opportunity to find a job, so he accepts the position of a beach guard in winter period.