Synopsis
It is the Radivoj Korać’s story, once the best basketball player in the world and member of the FIBA Hall of Fame, top scorer of the Rome 1960 Olympic Games, Olympic Silver medalist in Mexico 1968, two times silver World medalist, a Trophy was named after him. Korać revolutionized not only Serbian and Yugoslav basketball, but also popular culture in his home land. Ha was the first real pop-star in socialist Yugoslavia, an unprecedented phenomenon. He was one of the most important promoters of Western culture in a Country locked behind the “iron curtain” and the man who brought the first record of The Beatles to Belgrade. He could get away with it because even Tito realized his importance for the international image of Yugoslavia.