<p>&nbsp;</p> <p>A feature documentary essay &ldquo;BIG FRATHER&rdquo; follows the life of urban micro-environment (Martićeva Street 14. D-F), seen from the perspective of the monument of Friar Grgo Martić, who paraphrases the &quot;Big brother&quot; controller and supervisor of anonymous fates.</p> <p>In a small park - the collective toilet of hundreds of pets from the surrounding buildings, Friar Grgo Martić peaceful memorial sits, his back and nape turned to a series of seven picturesque bars serving different purposes and clientele.</p> <p>Fifty meters long stretch, composed of the seven shops and two glazed building staircases presents, in fact, seven micro-worlds, which (kakofonicly) are composing, a kind of, macro-world segment of an urban metropolis.</p> <p>Purposes and activities of the bars,&nbsp; metaphoricaly correspond to our (human) world and life itself.</p> <p>The film was shot over two years in all seasons mostly by using hidden cameras.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>&bdquo;BIG FRATHER&ldquo; is personal impression of author&#39;s close envirenement.</p>