Once Brothers

Ben sırpların o pisliğini çok severim. kavgacı, küstah tavırlarını. Partizan'lıyımdır. Petrovic'i izlerken bu yaşlarda olmak isterdim...

15 ekim'de film torrent'e düşer. ben de Drobnjak ile bir şişe southern comfort eşliğinde bu filmi izler, ağlarım.

Vlade Divac's Personal Statement

As a young basketball player growing up in Yugoslavia, it didn't take long to realize that I had a chance to be part of something special. I was 18 when I signed my first pro contract and was called upon to play for my national team.

By the late 1980’s, a new generation of Yugoslavian talent had come together, and eventually we’d all make it to the NBA – myself, Toni Kukoc, Dino Radja and the great Drazen Petrovic. Together we won the silver medal at the 1988 Olympics, followed by first-place finishes at the European and World Championships…it seemed no one could stop us.

Besides forming a great combination on the court, Drazen and I also shared a strong friendship. We thought we’d play forever, but powerful forces beyond our control - political and personal - kept us from realizing some of our dreams. This is my journey to understand an enduring sense of loss - of my team, our shared future and the people I once considered my brothers.