Davor Dijanović's article discusses the resurgence of the concept of 'jugosphere' in light of a recent Deutsche Welle piece that highlights the cultural continuity present in the region of the former Yugoslavia, despite the political fragmentation. The film 'Svadba', which humorously addresses the love story between a Croatian and a Serbian, has gained popularity across countries like Croatia, Serbia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. The success of the film is suggested to indicate a shared cultural space, where audiences relate to the same humor, cultural references, and language context. This perspective views the cultural remnants of Yugoslavia as a unifying factor that persists even after its political dissolution.