After years of abuse and humiliation, a group of residents at the Pavilion nursing home stages an armed uprising. They seize control of the facility, take the staff hostage, and confront the authorities. As their desperate act of resistance turns into a media spectacle and political crisis, old age becomes their greatest strength—they have nothing left to lose. Inside the Pavilion, a new order emerges, fuelled by revenge and years of accumulated resentment, while any chance of a peaceful resolution slowly slips away.
Pavilion
Directed by: Dino Mustafić
Produced by: Mustafa Mustafić, Almir Đikoli, Ishak Jalimam
Country of origin: Bosnia and Herzegovina
Year of production: 2025
Duration: 100 min
Category: Ecology of the Soul
Dino Mustafić
Dino Mustafić (born July 6, 1969, in Sarajevo) is a Bosnian film and theatre director, screenwriter, and cultural manager. He graduated in directing from the Academy of Performing Arts and studied comparative literature at the University of Sarajevo. Throughout his career, he has directed numerous theatre productions, documentaries, and feature films across Bosnia and Herzegovina and the wider region. His best-known feature film, Remake (2003), was screened at numerous international film festivals and received critical acclaim. Mustafić has served as the director of the MESS International Theatre Festival and as the General Director of the National Theatre Sarajevo. His work is distinguished by its strong social engagement, exploring themes such as war, memory, identity, and human rights.
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