“On his first feature, young Sarajevan helmer Antonio Nuic captures the empty ache left by the death of friends and loved ones, and the survivors' unwillingness to carry on fruitful lives following their loss. This delicate effort often hits the mark...” - Variety

After his friends are killed in a bizarre, bar room argument, Goran devises an unusual plan to deal with the loss: he will sell his house, buy a mobile tavern and travel from town to town; giving away free drinks to everyone he meets. But to everyone else (with the exception of Goran), this idea is strange, suspicious, and more than a bit absurd.

All for Free, director Antonio Nuic's darkly humorous tale of loss and reconciliation is a multiple award-winning, international film festival favorite, and a potent metaphor for Bosnia's gradual rediscovery of its shared humanity - which was often lost during the war.