That’s It for Today is a film that will cheer up even the most hardened grouches, the critics and audiences agree. The second feature of Serbian director Marko Đorđević (My Morning Laughter, 2019 – IFFR) follows two brothers and a sister who finally reunite after a long time. It is the start of summer and there is a mixture of carefreeness and nostalgia in the air – a perfect time for reunions. Vaso returns from Belgrade to his native Kragujevac to visit his brother, sister, and little niece, who happen to live together. But the initial joy is dampened by the news that their acting teacher Kika has passed away.