International Women's Day is Serbian director Srđan Dragojević's tenth feature film, a black comedy centered on Vesna, an anthropology professor stuck in a routine without perspective. Her days are filled with lectures in half-empty amphitheaters and colleagues who treat her like unwanted furniture. The film is led by Croatian actress Ksenija Marinković, with a supporting cast including Bojana Novaković, Nada Šargin, Hristina Popović, and Toni Mihajlovski. Dragojević also wrote the screenplay, adapting a short story by Macedonian author Rumena Bužarovska. The production is spearheaded by Biljana Prvanović through Serbia's Delirium Films, with co-production partners across eight countries including Romania's Axel Film, Bulgaria's Contrast Films, Slovenia's Studio Virc, Germany's JIPPIE Film GmbH and Achtung Panda! Media, Croatia's Petnaesta Umjetnost, Montenegro's Taurus Production, and North Macedonia's VEDA Film Productions. The project has received Eurimages co-production support of €316,000 and has been acquired by Madrid-based sales agent Latido Films. Principal photography is scheduled to begin in August 2026.
