Mrs. J, a former administrative clerk, decides to complete all her chores: wash a sink full of dishes, go to the store, and dig up an old family pistol. Her late husbands pistol. She is determined to kill herself with that gun on the anniversary of her husbands death. In a week’s time. She is prepared to finish all private and administrative works so that she may commit suicide in the way she wants. But to start doing all that she needs just one thing - a certificate about her employment over the past 20 years. In a country which is going through social transition, this will be highly complicated. Because living in transition is complicated. And to die is even more complicated.

• Screenplay: Bojan Vuletić
• Director of photography: Jelena Stanković
• Production design: Zorana Petrov
• Edited by: Vladimir Pavlovski
• Costume designer: Lana Pavlović
• Make-up artist: Jasmina Mina Lilić
• Sound designer: Boris Trayanov
• Cast: Mirjana Karanović, Jovana Gavrilović, Danica Nedeljković, Mira Banjac, Vučić Perović, Valčo Karamasev
• Production company: SEE Film Pro (Serbia) with Geopoly film (Bulgaria) and Skopje Film Studio (Macedonia)
• Producers: Nenad Dukić (SEE FILM PRO, Serbia) with Pavlina Jeleva (Geopoly Film, Bulgaria) and Tomi Salkovski (Skopje Film Studio, Macedonia)
• Co-production: Alexander Rodnyanski (Russia), Surprise Alley (France)
• Co-producers: Alexander Rodnyanski (Russia), Alice Ormières (France)
• Executive producer: Miroslav Mogorović
• Line producer: Stefan Mladenović

• The Hollywood Reporter: Requiem for Mrs. J. - Film Review (Berlin 2017)
  11-02-2017 by Stephen Dalton