Shock on Set: “Bolji život” Director Mihailo Vukobratović Seriously Injured!
Has filming become more dangerous than an action movie? The famous director Mihailo Vukobratović, the mastermind behind the cult series “Bolji život” (Better Life), faced a real-life drama on the set of the new series “Zemunu.” On Saturday, he fell and suffered severe head and spine injuries, requiring urgent hospitalization at KBC Zemun.
His condition is serious — he has a hematoma and is currently in the neuro-surgery intensive care unit. Although stable, this is a huge shock for everyone familiar with his work and contribution to domestic cinema.
Mihailo Vukobratović is not just the director of “Bolji život”; he has directed many other successful projects like “Nije lako muškarcima” (It’s Not Easy for Men), “Otvorena vrata” (Open Doors), “Stižu dolari” (Dollars Are Coming), and “Bela lađa” (White Ship). His fall on set reminds us how unpredictable and dangerous the film industry can be.
This accident raises serious questions about safety on film sets in Serbia. Is enough being done to protect the people behind the cameras? Is it time for stricter regulations and safety measures to prevent such tragedies?
While everyone hopes for Mihailo Vukobratović’s speedy recovery, there is a bitter taste knowing such incidents happen in an industry that should celebrate life and art.
Got thoughts on set safety or a wild filming story? Drop a comment below. Maybe it’s time we all shook up this conversation!
