Clip is a Serbian coming-of-age drama directed by Maja Miloš. The film delves into the life of Jasna, a 14-year-old girl living in a small town in post-war Serbia. Jasna lives with her mother and father, who work long hours in a factory.
Jasna is a rebellious teenager who is desperate for attention and love. She spends her days partying, drinking, and taking drugs with her friends. She finds solace in her relationship with Djole, a boy from her school who is in a local gang.
However, Jasna's life takes a dark turn when she starts using drugs more heavily. She is arrested for drug possession and begins prostituting herself to pay for her addiction. Jasna's parents are unable to cope with her behavior and eventually throw her out of the house.
Despite the harsh environment around her, Jasna remains optimistic about her future. She finds love and tenderness in a young boy named Stefan, who helps her turn her life around. Jasna decides to leave her old life behind and start over with Stefan by her side.
Clip is a powerful and raw portrayal of the challenges that many young people face in post-war Serbia. The film tackles taboo subjects such as drug addiction, prostitution, and teenage sexuality in a frank and realistic way. It is a must-watch for anyone interested in exploring the darker side of coming-of-age stories.