(international title: Quit Staring at My Plate ) is a 2016 Croatian-Danish drama film written and directed by Hana Jušić. The film is a gritty coming-of-age story that explores dysfunctional family dynamics and a young woman's search for autonomy in a claustrophobic environment. Plot Overview
The coastal city of Šibenik, Croatia, during a hot, sticky summer. Ne.gledaj.mi.u.pijat_2016.HDRip-AVC.mkv
The film was highly acclaimed in the international festival circuit for its raw realism and Petričević’s performance. Quit Staring at My Plate (2016) (international title: Quit Staring at My Plate )
Marijana, a 24-year-old hospital worker, lives in a tiny, overcrowded apartment with her domineering father (Lazo), overbearing mother (Vera), and mentally disabled brother (Zoran). The film was highly acclaimed in the international
The family's hierarchy is upended when Lazo, the authoritarian patriarch, suffers a severe stroke that leaves him bedridden and invalid.
Marijana becomes the sole breadwinner and head of the household. While the burden of responsibility increases, the absence of her father's direct control offers her a newfound, albeit confusing, sense of freedom.