Glasba je časovna umetnost, LP film Pankrti – Dolgcajt

Long play film is telling a story about the time when the music had the power to change the world. It is a story about 36 minutes and 6 seconds long debut of the Slovenian punk group Pankrti, that in the years of 1978 and 1979 with concerts and songs, such as Lepi in prazni, Totalna revolucija, Kdo so ti ljudje, Jest sm na liniji, Metka, Kruha in iger etc, fatally influenced the happening on the Yugoslavian rock scene. Zagreb, Beograd, Rijeka reacted. In the greyness of the socialist everyday this was the first punk album behind the iron curtain. It was released on the Slovenian Culture Day in 1980 and synchronized Slovenian pop culture with the happening in the West. 11,000 copies of the album were sold and the state-owned publisher ZKP RTV never released it again. It was reflecting the state of the spirit that was drowning in boredom. "Without punk and Dolgcajt the Berlin Wall would probably fall later", the leading figure of the film Marin Rosić claims. Along with group members, actors in social changes and ideologists, journalists, musical contemporaries, young punkers, marked by the album and also individuals that determined their destiny and were responsible for their key album release, talk about the group and their debut album. The album influenced whole generations of musicians and its release is still one of the milestones of Slovenian music.