PALAVEEVI SISTERS presents a mix of action-comedy, spy thriller, historical drama and political satire. The aim for the series is to refract a traumatic past for Europe through the prism of irony, absurdity, humor, and a sense of adventure. Such a perspective is useful when it comes to international audiences in terms of receiving an intriguing insight into Balkan history, as it relates to WWII and the Cold War – especially as the twins find themselves on the stage of international espionage on both sides of the Iron Curtain. Through the twins’ adventures unfolds the socio-political picture of the period – a society ruptured by WWII and thrown into the harsh reality of the socialist rule. The story is rich in popular culture references – from fairy tales to superheroes, it treats history and culture from a contemporary point of view. Many myths and propaganda clichés are debunked: the heroism of the partisan movement, the people's enthusiasm for building a just socialist order. The flame of the revolution burns away the girls' romantic illusions, but they learn a valuable lesson - the most important thing is to survive the storm of history. The point of view is post-modern, approaching the stylistics of Quentin Tarantino (Inglorious Basterds), Monty Python and Taika Waikiki (Jojo Rabbit). A vital element of this saga is the peculiar fusion of document and fiction. There’s a richness of visual instruments, as we combine live action, archival footage, comic book-style animation elements, as well as small “educational clips” that can enrich the flow of the action and characteristic moments from the recent past. Sound and music will be carriers of emotion and atmosphere, as well as a document of the era in which the action unfolds. The editing style will rely on highlighting contrasts in emotion as we move between parallel timelines, bringing out a youthful, playful rhythm, while building a clear and comprehensible narrative for the causal course of historical events.