Years ago I was lucky enough to have seen this gem at a Gypsy film festival in Santa Monica. You know the ending is not going to be rosie and tragedy will strike but it's really about the journey and characters and their dynamics and how they all fit into what was "Yugoslavia". While I am not Yugonostalgic and tend to shy away from the current crop of "Yugoslavian" films (give me Ademir Kenovic over late 90s Kustarica) I'd be happy to have the chance to stumble on this film again, as it shines in my celluloid memories. Ever since seeing Who's Singing Over There" 15 years ago I still hear the theme tune, sung by the Gypsies, ruminating through my head "I am miserable, I was born that way " with the accompanying jew's harp and accordian making the tune both funny and sad. The late, great actor Pavle Vujisic (Muzamer from When Father was Away on Business) was memorable as the bus driver of the ill-fated trip in his typical gruff yet loveable manner. Hi