News Update: Director's Chilling Film Mirrors Real-Life School Tragedy

Director Miroslav Terzić reveals a haunting coincidence. While crafting his film '3 Weeks After' about peer violence, a devastating school shooting unfolded in his native Serbia. Terzić tells Variety the experience was 'terrible,' realizing his fictional narrative was mirroring real-life horrors. He emphasizes Bulgaria's delayed conversations on suicide, stating, 'We don't notice the fire.' The film forces a critical look at the silent struggles within communities.