This is a "scratch history" of the Ljubljana alternative scene, from punk period to the emergence of alternative movements: gay, peace and feminist; this spot is also dedicated to them. The flow of subcultural images, people, symbols, graffiti is intertwined with the events and images of the "great" Yugoslav history. (Š-F)

This video is a part of "The Triumph of Desire", a compilation of Borghesia music video clips  (Document, G.U.M., Poppers, Triptych Futurists, No Hope No Fear, Discipline, Mud, She, Venceremos). It continues with the iconography introduced in the "So Young" compilation of Borghesia music video clips, but this time it is formally and technically much more elaborated. Issued by the FV Editions in 1989, it was successfully distributed via alternative channels. Videos are unique collages, which blend music, video and image with a hectic montage. Using images and symbols it is dedicated to alternative movement, which stayed in the margin from Yugoslav culture history up until now. (VD)

Borghesia (1983-1989) was a multimedia group (concert performances, video works, music videos, videocassettes, music records and cassettes). The members were Zemira Alajbegović, Goran Devide (Ɨ), Aldo Ivančić, Neven Korda and Dario Seraval. As a multimedia group it operated until 1989, and later Aldo Ivančić and Dario Seraval continued as a musical duo and retained the same name.