Bullseye

Bullseye is a film about the most famous small town band. When Rock ‘n’ Roll was the mainstream genre in ex-Yugoslavia, Zajecar had a Guitar Fest and Zlatni Prsti - the main perpetrators for the creation of the longest running festival of its kind in Europe. Zlatni Prsti is one of the few bands from the seventies that managed to bridge over a provincial wall and climb to the top lists around the country. In the film members of the band talk about their success, and also about the less fortunate side of their music career. They talk about missing the opportunity to sign the contract with Jugoton label, unrealized collaboration with Bora Djordjevic, change of the band's name to Nokaut and many others.