The deadline is approaching, and Alexander, the film director, is in big trouble. He is unable to write a script for a short film. He is afraid that the story will not be good; he does not trust himself. He is afraid of failure. All hell breaks loose in his head.

Nemanja Mladenovic, born in Belgrade, Serbia, is a filmmaker who graduated in Film and TV directing from the Academy of Arts in Belgrade. During his studies, he showcased a series of award-winning student films, including TEMPER (2015), MAESTRO (2016), and BURNOUT (2021), which were presented at festivals worldwide, such as the Drama International Short Film Festival, In the Palace International Short Film Festival, Eastern Neighbours Film Festival, Belgrade Documentary and Short Film Festival, Cilect Awards, and others. He won the national competition with his remake of the film "Reservoir Dogs" in 2015, earning him the opportunity to represent Serbia at the Jameson Empire Awards - Done in 60 Seconds in London. Nemanja also took part in the Interdoc Student Film Camp, where he expanded his knowledge and skills in documentary filmmaking. In 2016, he received the award for "Best Student" at the Academy of Arts in the field of filmmaking. Upon graduating, he directed, wrote, and produced a short fiction film OVERTHINKER. The film won the Film Selectors Award at the Star Film Fest in Croatia and was shown at the CineFest Miskolc International Film Festival, Miami Short Film Festival, and New Balkan Film Festival. The festival journey is still ongoing for the film. Currently, Nemanja is writing the script for his debut feature film.