The Old Master (2011)
Genre : Documentary
Runtime : 26M
Director : Katarina Bulajić
Synopsis
Uroš Tošković, one of the best draftsmen of all times, a man who merged art and reality, talks about his childhood, growing up and events that influenced him, his way of life and his creative work. He refuses to recognize imposed rules – he is a free man.
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