for all screenings
Film Languages
Croatian, Serbian, Bosnian
Director
Quenton Miller
The autobiography of Koki, the parrot of Marshal Tito, who led Yugoslavia for 35 years. Made over four years, with Koki narrating and responding to previously unseen archival material, the 68-year-old co-writer recounts his life alongside figures including Tito, Nehru, Sophia Loren, and Sukarno.
Born in Australia in 1981, the filmmaker and artist Quenton Miller has been based in the Netherlands since 2012. His practice developed from video installations and work in writing and design for literary publications. He often centers animals and alienated characters, exploring themes of language, dislocation, and the search for belonging.