Predrag Golubović

Jun 25, 1935 - Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Yugoslavia (now Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina)

Predrag Golubović was a Serbian film director and screenwriter known for his contributions to Yugoslav cinema. He directed more than 25 films between 1964 and 1986, often exploring themes of war and human resilience. His 1981 film Peacetime in Paris (Sezona mira u Parizu) was entered into the 12th Moscow International Film Festival, where it won a Special Prize. Golubović's work is noted for its deep humanism and insightful portrayal of complex characters.

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Movie	1981	Season of Peace in Paris	Director	Directing
Movie	1978	Destinies	Director	Directing
Movie	1969	The Bridge	Writer	Writing
Movie	1986	Volunteers	Director	Directing
Movie	1986	Volunteers	Writer	Writing
Movie	1973	Joseph Schultz	Writer	Writing
Movie	1973	Joseph Schultz	Director	Directing
Movie	1973	The Bombers	Director	Directing
Movie	1965	Certified: No Mines	Writer	Writing
Movie	1966	Little Light	Writer	Writing
Movie	1966	Little Light	Director	Directing
Movie	1974	Red Blow	Director	Directing
Movie	1974	Red Blow	Writer	Writing
Movie	1982	Persecution	Director	Directing
Movie	1982	Persecution	Writer	Writing
Movie	1978	Destinies	Writer	Writing
Movie	1971	The Death of Djurica the Peasant	Writer	Writing
Movie	1971	The Death of Djurica the Peasant	Director	Directing
Movie	1974	Manifesto for Freedom	Writer	Writing
Movie	1974	Manifesto for Freedom	Director	Directing
Movie	1972	Silences	Director	Directing
Movie	1972	Silences	Writer	Writing

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