Episode list

The first episode is signed by Zeljko Obradovic. He goes through his first basketball steps in Cacak, traveling along the memories of great role models and idols like Dragan Kicanovic and Radmilo Milosevic. Bravely browsing through the parallels of success, both past and present, two friends, Bogdan Diklic and Zeljko Obradovic, evoke mutual personal and professional moments, opening about the closeness and love they have towards Partizan, in a basketball court of the "20. Oktobar" primary school. Each speaker, through his own beginnings and impressions, leaves a golden mark: Aleksandar Djordjevic, Predrag Danilovic, Zeljko Rebraca, Mladjan Silobad, Nikola Loncar, Slavisa Koprivica, Dusko Vujosevic.

How to love Partizan far away from it's home, even if you are not a local fan. In a small suburb of Spain, Fuenlabrada, where even today after 30 years, a cult following the black and white club still exists. About this phenomenon which happened in 1992, when a country was losing it's identity in the midst of war and sanctions, a story full of emotions is told by Predrag Danilovic. Talking to Bogdan Diklic, in a uniquely funny and sincere way, we travel through Spain exploring the phenomenon of love and support for Partizan. With great attention to detail we heard from: Tomes Jofresa and Jose Quintana, and of course our golden team: Zeljko Obradovic, Aleksandar DJordjevic, Zeljko Rebraca, Nikola Loncar, Slavisa Koprivica, Mladjan Silobad. The time machine is best driven by the journalist Vladimir Stankovic.

In the spirit of the great jubilee we finish the series with an episode from Istanbul. We visited Aleksandar Djordjevic who opened up to us with his memories, and once again told this great historic moment through his own lens. Surely, Bogdan Diklic patiently awaited him in the primary school "20. Oktobar", and it was all worth it. We once again brought the old fairy tale back to life - in which we all, for a brief moment in history, were Partizan. 30 years ago Sasa Djordjevic lifted the trophy, and he did it once again today, which we captured with our cameras. We got to hear a lot of valuable words by a sports journalist from Istanbul, Murat Murathanoglu, and some of his words served as a crown to our series, as: "The emotional fact that back then, two legends were born, Sasa Djordjevic and Zeljko Obradovic, will live for a long time. That point changed all our lives."