For a Million Years
Za milion godina
“Where politicians failed, musicians took matters into their own hands”
Synopsis
In 1985, the most famous musicians of Yugoslavia came together to record the humanitarian song For a Million Years as their contribution to Bob Geldof’s vision, which culminated in the legendary Live Aid concert. From the first hint of its melody to the final version of the song, its significance grew, transforming into a powerful symbol of unity and solidarity.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Nina Lazić
- Screenplay & Story
- Nina Lazić
- Original Title
- Za milion godina
- Country of Origin
- Serbia
- Spoken Languages
- Serbian
- Runtime
- 10m
- Production Studios
- Fakultet Dramskih Umetnosti Beograd (FDU)
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Nina Lazić
Nina Lazić
Aleksandar Vukobratović
Danica Lepović
Nina Lazić
Department Leadership Roster
Nina Lazić
Producer
Nina Lazić
Director
Danica Lepović
Editor
Aleksandar Vukobratović
Director of Photography
Nina Lazić
Writer
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What is For a Million Years about?
In 1985, the most famous musicians of Yugoslavia came together to record the humanitarian song For a Million Years as their contribution to Bob Geldof’s vision, which culminated in the legendary Live Aid concert. From the first hint of its melody to the final version of the song, its significance grew, transforming into a powerful symbol of unity and solidarity.
Who directed For a Million Years?
For a Million Years was directed by Nina Lazić.
Who stars in For a Million Years?
The principal cast of For a Million Years includes Petar 'Peca' Popović, Milutin Petrović, Marina Perazić, Dragan Ilić, Aleksandar Janković.
When was For a Million Years released and how long is it?
For a Million Years was released in 2025 with a total runtime of 10m.