South Wind is a Serbian movie that tells the story of Petar Maras, a young criminal in his late twenties who works for a powerful gang in Belgrade. Despite being ruthless and violent, Petar is fiercely loyal to his boss, Milo.
However, Petar's loyalty is put to the test when Milo orders him to kill a rival gang member. Petar completes the job, but things quickly spiral out of control when he realizes that the victim was actually the good friend of the local drug lord, Ratko.
Ratko is furious and seeks revenge, putting Petar and his entire gang in danger. Things get worse when the police start investigating the murder and Petar realizes that he has been set up by one of his own.
As the situation becomes more dire, Petar starts to question everything he once believed in. He is forced to confront the consequences of his actions and make some difficult choices. Along the way, he develops a romantic relationship with a young bartender named Sofija, who provides him with some much-needed moral support.
In the end, Petar's reckless decision leads to an avalanche of events that greatly affect the lives of those around him. The film is a tense and powerful examination of the consequences of violence and the corrupting influence of power in the criminal underworld.
