	The beginning of the emergence of the "Praška škola" came in 1968, when Grlić, as a student, directed his first professional television documentary entitled "Mi iz Praga" (Us from Prague). The film, produced by TV Zagreb, focused on the interactions between the Yugoslav students in Prague. In this film, it was stated that Marković had enrolled first in FAMU, prompting the others to follow in his steps. The first feature film directed by a "Praška škola" member was Zafranović's "Sunday" () (1969), starring Goran Marković, followed by Karanović's "Društvena igra" (1972) and Grlić's "Whichever Way the Ball Bounces" () (1974), which were praised by the modernism-influenced film critics, but not yet universally accepted by the wider Yugoslav audience. 