Toni

Toni, a former rocker from Skopje, television employee, bargain-basement seducer, unrepentant narcissist, and expert at never taking responsibility, navigates his midlife crisis with all the arrogance of someone who still believes himself irresistible, even though the world has long since moved on without him. A disastrous vacation, a string of accidents, several losses, and a succession of minor domestic and emotional collapses gradually strip him of everything that sustained his vanity: the fantasy of virility, the nostalgia for his father, the romantic alibi, the comfort of always being the center of attention. Narrated with cruel intimacy, Toni delves into the consciousness of a man who is ridiculous, puerile, and yet painfully relatable.