Implosion
Implozija
“CONTROL IS A FRAGILE EXPERIMENT.”
Synopsis
A driven chemist isolates herself in a university laboratory while pursuing a nearly unattainable experiment. As exhaustion, pride, and unspoken tension accumulate, the pressure she keeps contained threatens to implode.
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Financials & Box Office Performance
Production Budget
$800
Filming & production cost
Worldwide Gross
Pending
Total global ticket sales
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Katarina Radmilović
- Screenplay & Story
- Katarina Radmilović
- Original Title
- Implozija
- Country of Origin
- Serbia
- Spoken Languages
- Serbian
- Runtime
- 17m
- Production Budget
- $800
- Production Studios
- Akademija Umetnosti Beograd
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Katarina Radmilović
Katarina Radmilović
Vladan Stanković
Ana Perišić
Kristina Filipović, Dunja Cvejanov
Department Leadership Roster
Katarina Radmilović
Director
Vladan Stanković
Director of Photography
Gordana Angelovski
Costume Design
Ana Perišić
Editor
Kristina Filipović
Producer
Dunja Cvejanov
Producer
Tijana Budošan
Production Design
Katarina Radmilović
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Implosion
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Implosion about?
A driven chemist isolates herself in a university laboratory while pursuing a nearly unattainable experiment. As exhaustion, pride, and unspoken tension accumulate, the pressure she keeps contained threatens to implode.
Who directed Implosion?
Implosion was directed by Katarina Radmilović.
Who stars in Implosion?
The principal cast of Implosion includes Ivona Kustudić, Đorđe Galić, Dobrila Stojnić, Vanja Milačić, Teodora Jovanović.
When was Implosion released and how long is it?
Implosion was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 17m.