Montevideo, See You! is a Serbian feature film from 2014. Directed by Dragan Bjelogrlić, with a screenplay by Ranko Božić and Dimitrije Vojnov, based on the book of the same name by sports journalist Vladimir Stanković, which tells the story of the great success of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia's national team (which at the time consisted of players from Serbia) at the 1930 FIFA World Cup in Uruguay.
The 1930 Football Saga In 1930, the tournament continued in the capital of Uruguay, where the first formed national team of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, after a strenuous three-week journey across the Atlantic Ocean, found itself among the participants of the first World Cup.
A team from a small Balkan country, given minimal chances of success by everyone, is drawn against the tournament's main favorite, the Brazilian national team. Led by strong enthusiasm, vision, and the idea of community, Tirke, Moša, Milutinac, Jakša, and the other guys from the team, thanks to their talent, youth, and perseverance, are entering the big stage of the sports scene. The news that went around the world is that the Yugoslav national team won third place in the World Cup.
